Thought Leadership
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Robots at the helm: The hidden cost of algorithmic management
As human-mimicking technologies increasingly pervade other parts of the economy, taking over similar managerial roles, it bears asking: How will the broader workforce experience this change?
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Does effort guarantee performance and success?
As a young professional, it's important to understand that success is not just about working hard
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To use AI tools smartly, think like a strategist
Consider how specific AI tools will impact your own skills and capabilities
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5 Tips for growing as a leader without burning yourself out
A leadership coach and former CEO on how to take a holistic approach to your career
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Corporate fraud: Just how prevalent is it?
Fraudulent behaviour by corporations is much more common than you might think. Indeed, what the stories we hear about are just the tip of the iceberg
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Why entrepreneurial storytelling can spiral into fraud
In the world of startups, there's a fine line between envisioning the future and lying to the world
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How companies should think about compensating users for private data
Professor Ali Makhdoumi designed a data acquisition mechanism that maximizes platforms' utility while compensating privacy-sensitive users
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Leadership challenges when companies merge
Lessons from an Indonesian telco merger success: When organisations merge, people must come together
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Getting into "the zone" isn't about perfection, it's about uncertainty
New research uncovers the "magic combination" of factors that make it easier to achieve a flow state
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Is your workplace biased against introverts?
Extroverts are more likely to express their passion outwardly, giving them a leg up when it comes to raises and promotions, according to research by Jon Jachimowicz. Introverts are just as motivated and excited about their work, but show it differently. How can managers challenge their assumptions?
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Bridging the gap: Why business principles are crucial in the creative world
The synergy between creativity and business acumen is more crucial than ever. Often, creative individuals and liberal arts majors find themselves immersed in the expressive realms of art, literature, or design, neglecting the practicalities of business