Learning what to ignore is a powerful tool for improving your focus
Researchers at Johns Hopkins University suggests that learning to ignore certain things can improve focus on everything else.
Does investing in managerial skills boost productivity?
Research looks at differences in managerial quality – and the impact on productivity – in the developed world.
How to be a male feminist at work
More women at the top leads to better decision-making and better results, says Jonas Prising, the CEO of ManpowerGroup.
Google's secret to building a better team
The tech giant's mission to find a magic formula for teamwork revealed interesting findings.
Is technology making us less productive?
A new study suggests technology could actually be killing your productivity.
Lessons in women’s leadership from lacrosse and basketball
Christine Lagarde was a synchronized swimmer, Michele Bachelet played professional volleyball. Is sport the missing link to get women winning in the workplace?
Why it's hard for leaders to work together
A study has found that powerful people perform worse when they work together.
What books would you read on an Antarctic voyage?
Here is a list of the books that traveled on an ill-fated voyage a hundred years ago.
How to customize leadership development
The customization of leadership development needs futher thought, argues Gianpiero Petriglieri.
Where are the women in corporate leadership?
Companies with at least 30% of women in corporate leadership see a 6% increase in profit. So why is there still such a huge leadership gender gap?
What does success at work really mean?
What defines a successful career? Why is it that, by conventional definitions, only the few people at the top of the ladder have successful careers, while the majority just survive and pl...
Is imposter syndrome a sign of greatness?
Research suggests that imposter syndrome is linked to success.