Business ethics: how to do the right thing in a turbulent world
Alison Taylor's background is one of the reasons she talks about ethics in a way that makes sense to non-specialists. Here’s what we asked.
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Inspiration for decision-makers
Managers: how to take care of yourself before you reach breaking point
Being a manager isn’t a relaxing job. Good leaders have to deal with serious issues. That’s why it’s essential...
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Sorry, but you're already living in the "Squid Game"
Meritocracy, infantilization and more. What if we told you Squid Game held up a mirror to our modern workplace? Here are 6 elements of proof.
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Future of Work: Are you ready for the exponential age?
Do you feel a bit lost sometimes or left behind by the frenetic pace at which technological change happens? You are not alone.
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James Flint: from tech journalist to tech for good
As one of the pioneers in tech journalism, James Flint parlayed his extensive experience to create Hospify & champion digital data privacy.
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The New Long Life: how to flourish in a changing world
In their latest book, Andrew Scott and Lydia Gratton explore how living longer lives impacts society and the way we work.
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The making of a start-up: Ben Prouty on Poncho and other ventures
Ben Prouty on being a serial founder, when to step away and launching Poncho, a pioneering childcare company.
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Lessons of innovation in times of uncertainty
Vaughn Tan shared what he learnt about innovation in the research and development labs of high-end kitchens.
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Purpose beyond profit: what are B Corps and how to become one
A B Corp certificate is to businesses what Fair Trade is to food brands—it shows a company is willing to have its practices examined by a third party.
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Tribute to Tony Hsieh: five lessons in management
The legendary founder of Zappos leaves behind him a strong legacy of and lessons on innovative management.
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Innovation: What you could learn from the world's famous chefs
How do you manage a team you want to be innovative? The world of high-end cuisine might have the answer.
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Is AI too biased to be helpful to HR?
AI-powered tools learn from historical data that don’t reflect any diversity.
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Future of work: are you ready for the Passion Economy?
In his book, the journalist Adam Davidson explains how to thrive in the twenty-first century's Economy.
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Why George Floyd’s death could change Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley has a diversity problem, and now is the time to fix it. And to get there, tech companies may have to make radical decisions.
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“In three months, remote work jumped a decade forward”
We interviewed Rodolphe Dutel on the impact of the current crisis on telework, nomadism, management and many other topics.
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Against the odds: we launched our startups during lockdown
Five online businesses were launched in the UK every day in April. The lockdown didn't dampen the spirits of these startup founders.
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The 8 keys for managing multicultural teams by Erin Meyer
Working with people from different cultures has become a critical business skill. Here are 8 keys to effectively manage multicultural teams.
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Telework: what managers and HR could learn from Buffer's "3 buddy" system
Telework is here to stay, so let's make the most of it! Today, a closer look at a method popularised by Buffer, a 100% remote company.
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Creating a winning corporate culture: lessons from the greatest leaders
Ben Horowitz takes his readers on a journey through history to help them learn some valuable culture and leadership lessons.
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Covid-19: Why are we so irrational?
Faced with this unintelligible epidemic, incomplete data and a relatively unknown virus, we fall prey to at least 4 typical cognitive biases.
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How Emotions Help Us Succeed, by Liz Fosslien & Mollie West Duffy
In their book, Liz Fosslien & Mollie West Duffy try to explain that emotions have an important place in the workplace ...
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When the solution makes the problem worse: discover the "cobra effect"
The proverb "the road to hell is paved with good intentions” is a good illustration of this phenomenon.
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