Leadership

Zoom’s Return-To-Office Could Doom The Company

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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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Why Software Is As Vital To EV Battery Development As The Raw Materials

We know that a large portion of carbon emissions is generated by the transport industry (road, sea, air); it's 24% according to the IEA in 2020. The idea of EVs is instantly calming to all of us because we cannot see how the energy is produced, and also the physical

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America’s Best Colleges And More

Here is the published version of this week’s Forbes Careers newsletter, which brings the latest news and ideas about the world of work and advice for accelerating your career straight to your inbox every Tuesday. Click here to get on the newsletter list! Andrew Grauer launched Course Hero from his

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Adult Learning From The Bottom-Up

The top-down approach to adult learning is proving cumbersome, costly, and confusing. Those are the key takeaways from an analysis by Harvard University’s Project on Workforce examining the federal government’s primary labor force training system. The system, established under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), was designed to serve

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Viral TikTokers Claim The U.S. Is In A ‘Silent Depression’ Worse Than The Great Depression

While the United States does not have a 25% unemployment rate like the 1930s, many Americans feel like they are struggling, worried about their deteriorating financial situation and are working harder and longer hours, only to stagnate or fall behind. On TikTok, this zeitgeist is called the "Silent Depression," comparing

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The Silent Revolution In College Admissions

The College Board announced it was eliminating SAT subject tests in January 2021 and the essay section of the SAT in June of 2021, stating that the purpose was to “reduce and simplify demands on students.” In its announcement, they mentioned a number of reasons, from the wider availability of

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2023 Streamy Awards Celebrates YouTube’s Next Era: Khare, Cenat & More

“I think what makes [Challenge Accepted] special is that it's a show that would have never ever got greenlit at any other studio,” Michelle Khare said after winning Show of the Year at the 2023 Streamy Awards, which garnered over 15 million views. “It's a show that got made because

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How Veterans Are Uniquely Equipped To Help Solve The Skills Gap

With the right support, U.S. military veterans can bring a plethora of transferable skills to the civilian workplace. Every Labor Day, we pause our daily routine to honor all the workers who keep our economy moving. But this past Labor Day meant a little more than that for veterans seeking

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With Tech In Tow, Dr. Jennifer Tsai And Line Of Sight Is Reimagining Optometry

Growing up in Virginia, Dr. Jennifer Tsai developed a series of eye conditions which caused her to need glasses—thick, oversized ones due to high prescriptions—from elementary school through high school. She almost lost her vision in high school after getting a corneal ulcer. Then in college, it was discovered during

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Is College Necessary For Success? Todd Rose And Mike Rowe Discuss

In his book Collective Illusions, former high school dropout-turned-Harvard-professor and Stand Together partner Todd Rose reveals how much of our thinking is informed by false assumptions that lead to decisions we don’t agree with privately. For instance, buying into the false premise that everybody needs a traditional four-year college degree.

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7 Effective Strategies To Manage Up Without Overworking

The recent TikTok trend focusing on "managing up" has generated significant buzz within the professional community. While leadership courses abound, few explore the art of managing up, causing controversy and antagonistic points of view. It's a skill set that can be just as crucial if not more so, to significantly

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