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Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company
Exceptional leaders often excel as skilled storytellers, and for good reason. Once a company hits a certain level of organizational complexity, one of the most important tasks the CEO has is to craft intellectually coherent and captivating narratives about the firm, its purpose, and its performance. Failure in this task means undermining the very existence of the company; a sin…
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CCNY, MIT Top New University Rankings Based On Economic Value
A recent college ranking system lists the City College of New York (CCNY), the founding campus of the City University of New York system, as the #1 national university for the economic value it returns to its students. MIT placed second, and the University of Florida ranked third. The ranking…
Allyship Starts With The Most Marginalized First
In diversity work, it is critical that allyship focuses on the most marginalized communities first. When we focus on issues that affect people with one dimension of diversity, we can help all marginalized communities, yet the impact is far less. Consider this example: a white, non-disabled, straight woman raises the…
The Rise Of Pet-Inclusive Workplaces: Implications For Leaders
Working from home can have its advantages and disadvantages. After all, it’s often more convenient than commuting to the office. However, there are some pitfalls. Research undertaken by Microsoft, for example, found that those who worked from home often felt “socially isolated, guilty and trying to overcompensate.” One radical idea…
The Power Of Reciprocal Appreciation
In today’s rapidly evolving, interconnected world, the principle of reciprocity stands out as a pivotal tenet for effective leadership. Reciprocity is deeply rooted in our human nature. It represents our innate inclination to respond to gestures of goodwill with equivalent or even magnified positive actions. This is not merely a…
Diversity Pay Gaps: Time For Intentional Inclusion
Congratulations Coco Gauff on a well earned victory at the US Open, making history as the youngest winner since Serena Williams in 1999. Billie Jean King (pictured above right) made history in the 1970s with her concerted campaign to achieve parity in prize money for women’s tennis players. Her campaign…
What Caused Flooding That Sent Atlanta Students Scrambling In Dorms?
I was enjoying dinner with colleagues in Athens, Georgia on Thursday evening as an extreme rainfall event unfolded about 68 miles to our west. The capital city of Georgia was experiencing “flash flooding” that caused all kinds of problems. Once known as “Hotlanta,” downpours like this justify a “Floodlanta” moniker,…
Ready To Quit Your Toxic Job? Here Are 5 Easy Steps
One in five employees admit that their workplace is a toxic environment, findings from The Career Wallet Group's recent survey reveal. The stark reality is that for many professionals, leaving a toxic job can lead to an ongoing, vicious downward spiral of abuse, being held back or barred from opportunities,…
Apple Caves In To Europe, Messi’s New Mansion & Fast Airport Security
The Memo is Forbes’ global weekly newsletter curating the latest in future trends, entrepreneurship and sustainability. Sent on Saturdays, it also includes everything you need to start your weekend, from must-listen podcasts to new book releases and much more. Sign up here. The EU wins the charger war Apple is…
Want To Be A Better Communicator? Ask More Questions
Many approach communications as a one-way street, endlessly fretting over body postures, vocal tones and choice of words. In reality, the effectiveness of communications depends crucially on the receiver and their interest, ability and availability to engage with what is being delivered. In all of my years in teaching and…
Understanding The Mental Health Journey With Author Deb JJ Lee
Deb JJ Lee is a nonbinary Korean-American illustrator and author based in Brooklyn, NY. After pivoting from the tech industry in 2020, they have since freelanced for clients such as The New Yorker, Google, LEGO, BMW, and more. “ is a masterful storyteller who reminds us everyone we meet is…
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