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A group of Gen Z workers
Workplace Culture
Gen Z says they’re into ‘conscious unbossing.’ Something else is actually playing out in the workplace, Glassdoor says
By Nick LichtenbergJuly 29, 2025
Revenge quitting isn’t a Gen Z problem. It’s a leadership failure
Commentary
Revenge quitting isn’t a Gen Z problem. It’s a leadership failure
By Chris RosenbergJuly 20, 2025
The companies laying off staff for AI today will regret it in five years
Commentary
The companies laying off staff for AI today will regret it in five years
By Alexandra EbertJuly 16, 2025
AI is replacing human connection as it boosts productivity. Success requires elevating relationships while embracing the technology
Commentary
AI is replacing human connection as it boosts productivity. Success requires elevating relationships while embracing the technology
By Kelly Monahan and Gabby BurlacuJuly 9, 2025
Goldman Sachs CIO: Prepare AI natives to shape the future of work—as only they can
Commentary
Goldman Sachs CIO: Prepare AI natives to shape the future of work—as only they can
By Marco ArgentiJuly 3, 2025
Former AT&T Business CEO warns leaders against obsessing over ‘permacrisis’ while neglecting frontline employees
Commentary
Former AT&T Business CEO warns leaders against obsessing over ‘permacrisis’ while neglecting frontline employees
By Anne ChowJuly 2, 2025
When your AI assistant writes your performance review: A glimpse into the future of work
Commentary
When your AI assistant writes your performance review: A glimpse into the future of work
By David FerrucciJune 30, 2025
How to lead when machines can do everything (except be human)
Commentary
How to lead when machines can do everything (except be human)
By Mark MinevichJune 25, 2025
Ronan Harris, Snap president EMEA
Leadership
Snap president on the ‘impersonal email’ mistake that transformed his leadership journey
By Massimo MarioniJune 25, 2025
Airbus general director Guillaume Faury (front L), Turkish Airlines Chairman of the Board Ahmet Bolat (C) and Rolls Royce general director Tufan Erginbilgic (R) applaud during an agreement signing cerenomy on April 29, 2024 at Turkish Airlines headquarters in Istanbul.
Leadership
Rolls-Royce CEO fired managers and held staff brainstorms as part of a ‘4 pillar’ turnaround plan that led to 600% share price jump
By Ryan HoggJune 4, 2025
Salesforce exec says rise of AI agents means ‘every job should be rethought’
Conferences
Salesforce exec says rise of AI agents means ‘every job should be rethought’
By Steve MollmanMay 23, 2025
Google exec reveals how the company prevents burnout: ‘You have to be able to recognize when somebody on your team is struggling’
Conferences
Google exec reveals how the company prevents burnout: ‘You have to be able to recognize when somebody on your team is struggling’
By Steve MollmanMay 21, 2025
A woman sitting at a desk closes her laptop.
Success
Managers are more likely to deny promotions to workers who unplug after work hours, even though they know it’s better for productivity, study finds
By Sasha RogelbergMay 20, 2025
Here’s what your future workforce will really look like
Partner Commentary
Here’s what your future workforce will really look like
By LaFawn DavisMay 13, 2025
Mark Zuckerberg speaking while wearing an oversized black t-shirt.
Tech
Mark Zuckerberg runs Meta by only managing a ‘small group’ of 30—but even they don’t have one-to-ones 
By Beatrice NolanMay 9, 2025
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