Thought Leadership
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Managing global teams: Challenges and strategies for leaders
Leading teams from diverse cultural backgrounds brings a wealth of perspectives, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. However, it also requires a nuanced understanding of cultural differences to cultivate a productive and harmonious team
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Brighter Burn: Harsh truth about California's fires
California's fires have resulted in loss of lives and structural damage, marking the onset of a disaster. To make matters worse, the crisis covers issues like insurance and politics and demands an on-ground strategy and set of actions from the relevant stakeholders
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Finding your fit: How to uncover a company's true culture
Eight tips to evaluate if your next role is right for you
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How to understand AI's potential impact on knowledge jobs
AI autonomy and computing power may determine the future of jobs
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Joy of unboxing: Packaging's powerful pull for branding, bonding and beyond
Let's recognise the role of the shipping box in brand communication, customer engagement and community building because the humble box is, indeed, a hero of online commerce
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Should we really ban social media?
As Australia takes a bold step to curb social media's reach among teenagers, the world grapples with its pervasive impact—challenging trust, disrupting democracy, and reshaping our collective consciousness. What does this mean for the future of governance, communication, and truth itself?
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Socializing an idea? Experiments can help convince your audience
Leaders have been adapting scientific approaches to meet business needs. Rebecca Karp's research explores how experiments can be used to make the case for a new idea
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Hope is a skill we all need to practise
How to harness the power of hope when the road ahead feels uncertain
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How to build bridges between polarized groups
Professor Sim Sitkin said focusing on narrow, common values can help crack the wall of mistrust
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Vital skills and challenges for global entrepreneurship
Success in global entrepreneurship requires a unique blend of skills and understanding of challenges that allow individuals to maneuver through cultural, economic, and technological complexities
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A little fun — and a discount — can steer kids to healthier foods
Adults have the ability to think about their goals, which means there's a chance they will regulate their diets. But kids "can't think about these things in abstract terms" and can't plan their diets in the same way