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More Women Work in Nonprofits. So Why Do Men End Up Leading Them?
Data from 1 million nonprofit workers show that men have an easier pathway to leadership — and suggests how to level the playing field.
The Myths and Realities of Being a Product Manager
Aspiring PMs must be cautious about what advice they take as gospel.
A Proven Model to Combat U.S. Drug Shortages
By leaning into transparency, eschewing rebate schemes, and cutting out middlemen, this nonprofit is able to significantly lower the market price of insulin.
Working Parents, Plan for the Week with This Simple Exercise
To avoid surprises and decision fatigue, take 20 minutes to preview your family’s commitments.
Research: Why People Really Buy Upcycled Products
Creativity is more of a selling point than sustainability.
Preventing Ransomware Attacks at Scale
Designing software that’s resilient against the most common cyberattacks is possible — and significantly more cost effective than dealing with the fallout of a hack.
How Burnout Became Normal — and How to Push Back Against It
Seven strategies to get back to a healthy baseline.
Research: More People Use Mental Health Benefits When They Hear That Colleagues Use Them Too
A study of 2,400 Novartis employees around the world found that simply hearing about others’ struggles can normalize accessing support at work.
Lessons from Beyoncé on Navigating Exclusion
The star’s path from CMA Awards backlash to Cowboy Carter is a case study in strategic response.
The 3-Stage Process That Makes Universities Prime Innovators
How these institutions carefully curate connections and relationships to take ideas from the drawing board into the marketplace.
Should You Quit Your “Meh” Job? Or Is It Salvageable?
Seven questions to help you sort it out.
5 Strategies for Improving Mental Health at Work
Benefits and conversations around mental health evolved during the pandemic. Workplace cultures are starting to catch up.
Research: Boards Still Have an ESG Expertise Gap — But They’re Improving
Over the last five years, the percentage of Fortune 100 board members possessing relevant credentials rose from 29% to 43%.
5 Networking Tips for Introverts (and Anyone Else)
A new study reveals the make-or-break factors for developing networking skills.
When Your Colleagues Have an Outdated Perception of You
If you want others to see how you’ve grown, you need to show them.
Why Engineers Should Study Philosophy
Understanding the “why” before you start working on the “how” is a critical skill — especially in the age of AI.
Middle Managers Should Drive Your Business Transformation
Shift your approach from top-down to middle-out.
5 Ways Executives Can Manage Conflict with the Board
Foster a healthy dialogue by taking these steps early and often.
What Space Exploration and Health Care Can Teach You About Navigating Uncertainty
Tried and tested strategies from professionals accustomed to crisis.