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  • Worker quits and leaves unhappy coworkers.Newsletters

    Most U.S. workers are looking for a new job. Bosses are missing these easy fixes

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  • A woman walks past her colleagues in a spacious open office.Newsletters

    6 things I’ve learned covering human resources

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Ellevest CEO And Co-Founder Sallie Krawcheck speaking in an interview.Leadership

    Why the CEO of a woman-focused investing firm is still all-in on remote work

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  • A woman attends a virtual work meeting on her laptop.Newsletters

    Can you build office camaraderie over Zoom? One company says it helps create connections through virtual ‘experiences’

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Working women support each other.Newsletters

    Working women are more burned out than men and it’s a problem bosses can’t afford to ignore

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  • Mary Alice Vuicic, Thomson Reuters’ Chief People OfficerNewsletters

    How Thomson Reuters’ chief people officer sold employees on AI

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Male worker puts money in piggybank.Newsletters

    Workers prioritize financial well-being—these are the benefits they really want

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  • A group of people dressed in business casual attire stand around in a meeting room, as part of an informal get together.Newsletters

    How 3 different companies compensate their ERG leaders

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Newsletters

    One in five U.S. workers struggles with thoughts of self-harm or suicide—here’s what managers can do to support them

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  • A man shakes hands with a woman seated across the table. There is other colleague seated on each side of the woman, suggesting the man is in a panel interview.Newsletters

    A new anti-DEI catchphrase shows how confused people are about hiring

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • A woman in business casual attire stands next to a man in business casual attire sitting at his desk. They are looking at his computer screen.Newsletters

    Here’s how CHROs are actually using AI

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • A group of business leaders sit in a meeting.Leadership

    So long, chief diversity officer? Gen Z and millennial professionals say these C-suite roles are going extinct

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  • Young businesswoman using laptop at table looking to side.Leadership

    How imposter syndrome sneaks up on high-performing people—and how to beat it

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  • Mike Sievert, CEO of T-Mobile.Leadership

    T-Mobile’s CEO shares the management shift that vaulted the company from a $6B to $195B telecom giant

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  • Hyatt Hotels CEO Mark HoplamazianLeadership

    Why Hyatt’s CEO thinks ‘seeing around corners’ is a futile effort for leaders: ‘Spend less time trying to do scenario planning’

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