For the past few years, leaders have been trying to decode what’s happening to attention at work. We’ve debated burnout, quiet quitting, and whether younger employees simply approach productivity differently than previous generations. But new workplac…
“Sean,” the CEO of a health technology startup, invited Garry to join what he called a strategy offsite. By mid-morning, it had become something else. Six people, a whiteboard, a Series A closing in ninety days. The question on the table: where do we …
McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski’s taste test turned into a viral meme war that shows how risky the CEO-influencer model has become.
Michael Fiddelke, who took the top job Feb. 1, admits the retailer lost its way and promises a reset.
Val Blair had climbed mountains to get to the pinnacle of her career. An accomplished marketing executive, she navigated high-pressure environments with a combination of dedication and discipline that set her apart from her peers.
But in 2017, she …
Berkshire is also resuming share buybacks, despite Buffett’s previous aversion.
Many U.S. adults say essentials like healthcare, energy, groceries are out of their budgets in a cost of living crisis—now, many are forced to delay the American Dream of homeownership.
She enters the workforce at a disadvantage. By the time she turns 35, it’s something structural and the numbers make it impossible to look away.
Young women are falling out of the workforce, even as male unemployment figures fall. The NEET crisis has a new face—and she’s a young woman.
“The major transition here is they don’t want to be paying those humans,” Daniel Miessler said. “They actually never did.”
