Leadership
This is Your Brain on Business Travel
Jet lag can affect physical and cognitive capabilities more than most people think—even for seasoned road warriors. Experts say it’s time to wake up to the risks
When the Next Pandemic Hits, Will Firms Be Ready?
The expertise most in need during COVID-19 was sitting in plain sight all along — warning us about fragile supply chains and short-term thinking
Why Leaders Need to Get More Curious
In the age of AI, experts say inquisitive mindsets can help unlock several increasingly valuable competitive advantages
Do Chatbots Expand or Narrow Leaders’ Perspectives?
Unpacking the risks and rewards of using AI-powered tools as strategic advisors
When Coaching Goes Wrong
Even well-meaning coaches can do harm. The fix? Reframing coaching as a shared responsibility among coach, learner and the organization
How to Become a Better Team Player
Olympians and Paralympians share advice on playing well with others—even when you’d rather not
When Narcissism is a CEO’s Kryptonite
Executives dealing in insider trading can be undone by their inflated ego
Smart Reads for Sunny Days
Discover what Dean Lynnette Purda is reading this summer
What Employers Owe Grieving Employees
No workplace can fix the pain of loss, but experts say organizations can take steps to better support those experiencing it
How Vocal Pitch Sells the Self
In the workplace, power comes to those with a deep voice. Is it time to be mindful of this bias?
Are Tattoos Still Taboo at Work?
One in three Canadian adults now have ink. It may be time to revisit the norms of workplace professionalism
How to Constructively Disagree with Your Boss
Got beef with your superior? Experts offer advice on how to address it without sabotaging your career