Interview
What organizations should do amid this holding pattern
Yale's Heidi Brooks on what organizations can do to strengthen their cultures and how to handle some of the challenging power dynamics among employees that are arising.
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Book Briefing
'The Cold Start Problem' by Andrew Chen: The path to launching a successful product
A clear analysis of how to approach building a network product—and of what distinguishes some of the most successful companies of our time from competitors that collapsed.
Workplace lessons from 2021 to carry into next year
These trends that emerged in our second pandemic year can be guiding principles for working through our third.
Interview
The experiences that help you to stretch and grow
Susan Ashford on the power of 'flexing.'
Book Briefing
'Out of Office' by Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Petersen: How to fix remote and hybrid work
An elegantly written and helpful catalog of the problems with white-collar work today—and a lucid call for a healthier relationship with our jobs.
Why abortion access is a workplace issue
A reversal of Roe v. Wade is likely to place an outsized burden on workers and, by extension, their employers.
Interview
What we know about Omicron and workplaces
Epidemiologist Dr. Michael Osterholm, Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, explains how organizations should be thinking about the latest variant.
Book Briefing
'Winning on Purpose' by Fred Reichheld: A manifesto for customer capitalism
The creator of the Net Promoter Score makes a clear and passionate argument for companies focusing singularly on making the lives of their customers better.
What Gen Z can teach employers about diverse hiring
A new generation is entering the labor market with different ideas about how their identities inform their work, S. Mitra Kalita writes.
Interview
What Slack means for meetings and workplaces
CEO and co-founder Stewart Butterfield on what's ahead for Slack and for workplaces, and how he responds to employers who regret using the service.
