New research finds that including small slip-ups in performance reviews can drive employees to gossip, disengage, or even sabotage the company.
When building guardrails, don’t start with principles; start with the worst outcomes you can imagine.
Leaders shouldn’t assume that the war exclusion means that they’re out of luck if conflict harms their business.
The biggest cyberthreat in history is already a reality. Here’s an effective approach for securing data and intellectual property, future-proofing digital infrastructures, and mitigating risk.
Under intense competitive conditions, flexibility may signal weakness to rivals.
It’s no longer just a technical problem, but a leadership test.
The war-torn country will need investments of historic proportions to return to economic health. Early action by Ukrainian and international stakeholders will help reduce risk for private investors.
Position your organization to withstand shocks—and even capitalize on them.
An HBR tech editor spoke with researchers who found that LLMs “persuasion bombed” BCG consultants who tried to verify their outputs.
As global competition increases for North American automotive companies, solidifying partnerships and properly managing risk will be essential for OEMs.
