Sponsored content from Outshift by Cisco argues that the traditional time-horizon growth model is no longer effective and introduces an alternative framework to replace it. The piece targets leaders and talent professionals, promising practical guidance on structuring growth strategies that better f
Harvard Business School’s Linda Hill argues that leaders must deliberately create the conditions for innovation—building trust, psychological safety, diverse perspectives, and clear enabling structures—rather than relying solely on solitary visionaries. By modeling curiosity, encouraging collaborati
A new study finds employees often accept AI recommendations without challenge, actively avoiding follow-up information that could complic decisions or trigger moral discomfort. This tendency raises the risk of poorer outcomes and ethical blind spots in workplace decision-making.
Harvard Business Review has announced that its On Leadership show is going on hiatus. No further details about timing or future episodes were provided.
Manager engagement has plunged from 31% in 2022 to 22% in 2025, driving broader employee engagement declines that contributed to an estimated $10 trillion in lost productivity and threatening team effectiveness, well‑being, and leadership pipelines. Causes include heavier expectations with fewer res
The EEOC has opened an investigation into the National Education Association after the Louis D. Brandeis Center filed a complaint alleging antisemitic practices, including that the teachers’ union failed to identify Jews as the primary victims of the Holocaust, among other claims. The probe will ass
A roundup of seven stories examines how new and recent graduates are navigating the labor market, highlighting that Generation Z interns increasingly value traditional, hands-on workplace experiences. Employers should note that practical, old‑school training is emerging as a key driver of engagement
A federal judge ruled that Workday cannot avoid California AI discrimination claims because its headquarters in California creates a "sufficient nexus" to apply state law even to nonresidents. The decision signals that companies based in California may face broader liability under the state’s anti-d