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.

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.
Managers are increasingly burned out. Their levels of stress, physical wellbeing, and work-life balance have been worse than those of the people they manage—and new Gallup data show that gap widening even further.
An interview with Julia Taylor Kennedy, executive vice president of Coqual, about the think tank's research into bias in performance reviews.
Environmentalist and author Paul Hawken on how teams and team leaders in organizations can most effectively contribute to ending the climate crisis.
Medley co-founders Edith Cooper and Jordan Taylor on what kind of leaders we need now.
'Lunch roulette' and other practices that help define an organization's culture.
Silicon Valley executive coach Katia Verresen explains the value of 'abundant thinking.'
Tania Luna, co-founder of LifeLabs Learning, on what research says about the key skills of great managers.
Stanford d.School executive director Sarah Stein Greenberg on how to think, create. and lead in unconventional ways.
Dr. Stephanie Pinder-Amaker on the essential work of inclusion to be doing now.