How to Help Your Team Get Out of a Lull

If priorities feel fuzzy, progress feels slow, and social interactions feel somewhat awkward right now, here’s what leaders can do. | Continue reading


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7 Strategies to Improve Your Employees’ Health and Well-Being

A roundup of research on how to create a positive working environment. | Continue reading


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Coming Out as Trans at Work

A framework, drawn from the experiences of eight transgender professionals. | Continue reading


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Needed: A New System of Intellectual Property Rights (1997)

Squeezing today’s innovations into yesterday’s system simply won’t work. | Continue reading


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Linear Thinking in a Nonlinear World

The obvious choice is often wrong. | Continue reading


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What It Takes to Make a Major Change

Lessons from two women who’ve gone through the process and are happy they did. | Continue reading


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Advancing Gender Equity as You Lead out of the Pandemic

Three ways meet this moment of rapid transition and change. | Continue reading


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Does Your Project Have a Purpose?

Too often, we evaluate and prioritize projects based solely on the business case. | Continue reading


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What Motivates Lifelong Learners

Many leaders think it’s the fear of losing your job. They’re wrong. | Continue reading


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To Retain Employees, Give Them a Sense of Purpose and Community

Three strategies to help people feel like their work matters. | Continue reading


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Handling the “Mental Fire”

How can we navigate a world that feels like a pressure cooker without letting our anxieties harm others? | Continue reading


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Good Leaders Know You Can’t Fight Reality

You can’t effectively deal with a problem until you accept what you’ve been handed. | Continue reading


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Why Procurement and Supply Chain Functions Need to Converge - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM GEP

Sponsor content from GEP. | Continue reading


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How Business Leaders Can Reduce Polarization

Twelve strategies to help you bridge divides within your company — and your broader community. | Continue reading


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Good Leaders Know You Can’t Fight Reality

You can’t effectively deal with a problem until you accept what you’ve been handed. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

Should Your Global Firm Centralize Digital Operations?

Researchers found that more often than not the answer is yes. Here’s why. | Continue reading


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Imagining the Hybrid College Campus

How higher ed can reach a more diverse student population, meet the needs of a changing workforce, and provide lifelong learning opportunities. | Continue reading


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Video Quick Take: Accenture’s Emma McGuigan on Curiosity and Cloud Computing - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM SAS

Sponsor content from SAS. | Continue reading


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How to Make Telemedicine More Equitable

What one Houston-based health system is doing to ensure the most vulnerable populations don’t get left behind. | Continue reading


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Carbon Might Be Your Company’s Biggest Financial Liability

The bill on your greenhouse gas emissions is coming. Are you ready to pay it? | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How to Job Hunt (When You’re Already Exhausted)

Five strategies to help you muster up the energy. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

The U.S. Economic Recovery Is Slowing Down. Don’t Be Alarmed.

Five reasons why consumers are ready to pick up where the stimulus left off. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How Twitter Applied the “Jobs to Be Done” Approach to Strategy

Asking what really matters to customers helped focus the company’s priorities. | Continue reading


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Burning Out? Give Yourself Permission to Dial It Back.

Four strategies to help you convince yourself. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How Working Parents Can Create a New Normal for Their Family

An exercise to help you uncover what you learned during the pandemic and what you want to take with you going forward. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

Where Does the Airline Industry Go from Here?

Eighteen months into the pandemic, a panel of experts discuss what’s changed, whether the bailouts were misspent, and if business travel is ever coming back. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How Network Effects Rule the World (with James Currier)

Entrepreneur and investor James Currier joins Azeem Azhar to discuss the power and future of networks. | Continue reading


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How Do I Know When It’s Time to Leave?

A seasoned executive must learn how to see her role through, even when the going gets tough. | Continue reading


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How to get employees to (actually) participate in wellbeing programs

New research identifies 3 strategies organizations can take to engage employees. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

Stop Asking for Feedback (2020)

Start asking for advice instead. | Continue reading


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Why Your Business Needs a Connected Enterprise Planning Solution - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM ORACLE

Sponsor content from Oracle. | Continue reading


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Do You Really Need to Hold That Meeting?

A simple tool to help you decide. | Continue reading


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First He Saved Unilever. Now He Wants to Save Capitalism.

A conversation with Paul Polman on changing business for the better. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How the Clean Network Changed the Future of Global Technology Competition

A U.S. State Department initiative changed the competitive landscape for 5G. Did it create a new era of internet governance or a U.S. vs. China “splinternet”? | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How to Get Employees to (Actually) Participate in Well-Being Programs

New research identifies 3 strategies organizations can take to engage employees. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

“Showcase Projects” Can Deepen Your Relationships with Profitable Customers

Three key tactics that make these projects successful. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

8 Tips for Conducting an Excellent Remote Interview

It’s time for hiring managers to refresh their skills. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

Introducing Season 7

Starting October 11, a new collection of perspectives to learn from, advice to act on, and takeaways that buoy you up. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

Joseph Gordon-Levitt on the Anxiety of Unfulfilled Dreams

The actor, writer, and director discusses the role mindfulness plays in his art and how he leads his team. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How U.S. Health Systems Can Build Capacity to Handle Demand Surges

Hospitals have long struggled with seasonal spikes. Embracing telemedicine, walk-in clinics, and home-based care can help them prepare. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

How to Build Digital Dexterity Into Your Workforce

The hybrid era means employees need to be more comfortable than ever with tech. Here’s how to help them develop the skills they need. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

It’s a New Era for Mental Health at Work

Research on how the past 18 months have affected U.S. employees — and how companies should respond. | Continue reading


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The U.S. Can Lower Drug Prices Without Sacrificing Innovation

Large pharmaceutical companies are nowhere near as important to real drug innovation as they purport to be. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

-How effective executives direct their own-& their organizations’–attention

How effective executives direct their own—and their organizations’—attention | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

The U.S. Can Lower Drug Prices Without Sacrificing Innovation

Large pharmaceutical companies are nowhere near as important to real drug innovation as they purport to be. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

4 Ways to Spark Creativity When You’re Feeling Stressed

Lessons from neuroscience. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

Does Your Team Really Need Another Digital Tool?

Four in 10 workers say that switching between tools is a major drag on their productivity. | Continue reading


@hbr.org | 2 years ago

With So Many People Quitting, Don’t Overlook Those Who Stay

In the frantic need to hire for open positions, it can be easy to forget about the people who stick around. | Continue reading


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