Thought Leadership
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Why your team is afraid to share ideas (and what to do about it)
For creators to succeed, collaboration and feedback are essential to the process. Yet every time they share their work, they risk exposing their ideas to potential theft
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Should you meditate before a negotiation?
Meditation could help or hurt your negotiation performance, depending on where you're from
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Let's make a deal: Negotiation tips from the experts
Want to become a better negotiator? We asked the faculty who study and teach negotiation for advice
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Can longer work hour policies and cyberloafing go hand in hand?
Increased boundarylessness can lead to counterproductive work behaviours, the most prevalent being cyberloafing. With monitoring a virtual workforce already being a challenge, managing the nuances of cyberloafing is another addition
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India's rise as a strategic investment hub for France
As French companies seek to diversify and expand their global footprint, India stands out as a resilient and dynamic market, offering long-term opportunities across defence, technology, luxury, and infrastructure sectors
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How to build strong startup teams with right foundations
The startup journey is unpredictable, but founders can build ventures that stand the test of time with the right partners and legal safeguards
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How AI can improve hiring
The opportunities and challenges of using AI to find the right candidate
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How marketers can harness the power of 'callbacks'
Professor Yuji Winet explains how a proven storytelling technique can improve brand experience and attract consumers
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To leverage employee passion, save it for when it counts
Studying passion has been Jon Jachimowicz's passion. Three of his latest findings can help managers and employees tap into passion—and know when to turn it down
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Forget retirement. Think "rewirement."
A former CEO of AT&T Business offers tips for jumpstarting your next career phase
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The economics of sustainability
Businesses can do well by doing good. Look no further than economic theory, backed by ample examples around us