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NewslettersEven after layoffs, companies should throw holiday parties, says this C-suite executive
By Kristin StollerNovember 24, 2025
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NewslettersCompanies make the mistake of focusing on ‘superstar’ hires. Focus on the ‘glue’ instead, behavioral scientist says
By Kristin StollerNovember 17, 2025
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By Kristin StollerNovember 10, 2025
Fortune's Kristin Stoller interviews Vinay Firake, Chief Executive Officer, APMEA Strategic Market Unit, Wipro; Anne Lim O’Brien, Vice Chair of Global & CEO Practice, Heidrick and Struggles; and Hisham Radwan, Chief Executive Officer, Cigna Insurance Saudi Arabia, at the Fortune Global Forum 2025.
NewslettersWhy AI shouldn’t entirely decide promotions and raises—and where the human touch matters
By Kristin StollerNovember 3, 2025
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NewslettersWomen are leaving the workforce in droves. Melinda French Gates launched a competition to solve it
By Kristin StollerOctober 27, 2025
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NewslettersWhy AI failures are worth talking about—loudly and publicly
By Kristin StollerOctober 20, 2025
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NewslettersHow ‘workslop’ is wasting workers’ time and creating AI resentment
By Lila MacLellanOctober 13, 2025
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NewslettersWould you tell your coworkers your salary? Gen Z employees are doing so, and here’s why that’s good for companies
By Kristin StollerOctober 6, 2025
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NewslettersThe questions companies need to ask themselves about H-1B visas
By Kristin StollerSeptember 29, 2025
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NewslettersMost workers want an AI chatbot to be their work best friends, a new study says
By Kristin StollerSeptember 22, 2025
A portrait of Hisayuki Idekoba, president and CEO of Recruit Holdings Co. and CEO of Indeed, in Tokyo, Japan.
NewslettersThese are the tasks Indeed’s new CEO says HR leaders should hand over to AI
By Kristin StollerSeptember 15, 2025
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NewslettersHR leaders say AI ROI is a red herring. Here’s what firms should focus on instead
By Kristin StollerSeptember 8, 2025
Young professionals sit in line against the wall, chatting, preparing and reading their resumes and cover letters when waiting for a job interview.
NewslettersIn the Age of AI, some tech leaders think communications degrees may actually be more valuable than computer science degrees
By Kristin StollerAugust 25, 2025
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Newsletters‘DEI’ as a dirty word: Companies are saying a lot less about diversity and equity in public filings
By Kristin StollerAugust 18, 2025
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NewslettersWhy HR should pay more attention to buzzwords like ‘quiet quitting’ and ‘coffee badging’
By Kristin StollerAugust 11, 2025
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