Menopause impacts nearly half of the global workforce. And according to the Mayo Clinic, menopause costs American women $1.8 billion in lost working time each year. Employers aren’t doing enough to address the issue.
Unfortunately, menopause …
Dwayne Wade did not want to start a company with his wife, Gabrielle Union-Wade.
The power couple has a number of businesses between them, ranging from wine and snack foods to haircare and lifestyle brands. But last year, the two launched their firs…
I know that it can be difficult to find success and satisfaction early in your career. But I also know it is completely possible.
This past summer marked my 10-year anniversary of joining the workforce. Ten years have come and gone since I’ve…
As the owner of a creative media business that I founded a couple of decades ago, I consider myself “unemployable.” I have spent years building my brand and my company Birk Creative while being a mother of three, a wife, and a daughter. I…
The return to office has become such a widespread debate—and practice—that many simply refer to its acronym: RTO. One recent survey of 1,000 decision-makers by Resume Builder found that 90% of companies will have fully returned to in-offi…
The downsides of multitasking are well-documented. Doing—or trying to do—more than one thing at a time often opens the door to making mistakes. Tasks can take longer to complete because your brain must switch from one thing to the next, w…
Culture matters. A strong ethical culture can supercharge an organization into outperforming its peers, attracting and retaining exceptional talent, and empowering long-term innovation. A weak culture, however, doesn’t just make those things imp…
Hello and welcome to Modern CEO! I’m Stephanie Mehta, CEO and chief content officer of Mansueto Ventures. Each week this newsletter explores inclusive approaches to leadership drawn from conversations with executives and entrepreneurs, and from …
Running legend and nine-time Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis was known as a slow starter. He would begin his run at the back of the pack, yet he’d often end up finishing first. While it sounds counterintuitive, Lewis’s method was simple …
For many people, what they do is core to who they are. But regardless of how much of your identity you tie up in your profession, only part of work is the tasks and responsibilities that make up your job. The rest—the parts that (hopefully) make…
