The underwire bra was patented in 1931. For 88 years, no one filed a patent to replace it. Then a Stanford-trained VC quit her job and did it herself.
Gabriel Petersson landed a job at OpenAI—without a college degree—or even a high school diploma. His secret: showing he was up for the job.
Toryo Ito, a Japanese Zen Buddhist monk, is bringing ancient mediative practices to professionals all around the world, including staffers at businesses like Meta and Sony.
Moonshot compensation was once reserved for CEOs. Not anymore.
AI isn’t the problem, says leadership expert Leena Rinne; it’s social connection and emotional intelligence instead.
U.S. student debt is $1.7 trillion and rising. One CEO found a cheaper, shorter, better alternative: British universities. ‘It’s half the price!’
Zuckerberg has swung from empathetic apologies to ruthless efficiency when it comes to layoffs.
Tom Hale, the CEO of $11 billion smart ring company Oura, says the job is more “kibble” than “champagne” and comes with nerve-wracking responsibilities.
Shipbuilding is desperate for workers, and it could be an opportunity for Gen Z seeking AI-proof jobs with no degree required. Workers at a major U.S. facility just got a historic 18% raise.
Harvard Business School professor Sandra Sucher tells HBR: “This is the time to take action to move the needle.”
