The Skims founding partner shares why success isn’t about doing it all—but about making trade-offs, showing up in person, and taking action before you feel ready.
Lloyd Blankfein, the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, said that his career “is not only relatable, but accessible”—it requires work ethic and a keen eye for opportunities.
The leader of the U.S.’s largest bank says meetings should always end with clear action items—otherwise, they were probably a waste of time.
After Meta announced it would lay off 10% of its workforce next month to offset AI spending, employees swarmed to Blind—an anonymous online workplace forum—to get a few things off their chests.
According to a report by Blind provided to Fast Compan…
Does your organization reward looking accountable—or being accountable?
Whatever you think about the charitable gifts of MacKenzie Scott, no one would describe them as small. The novelist and philanthropist gave away $7 billion in 2025. That’s more than her ex-husband Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has given away in his entire…
A conversation with cognitive scientist Maya Shankar on how leaders can better react, reframe, and adapt to personal and professional upheaval.
I joined IBM Research in the early 1990s wanting to be a networking specialist. I spent time in grad school at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) working on algebraic coding theory—specifically cyclic codes—for my master’s the…
It’s interesting to think about what the world looked like for America’s Founding Fathers. 1776 wasn’t just a revolutionary year for giving birth to America; it also kicked off the first Industrial Revolution with James Watt’s invention of the steam e…
