Corporate Culture
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Companies Slash Remote Jobs, Signaling Major Shift in Work Trends
Takeda laid off 243 remote U.
Michele Fink Appointed VP Talent Management at Corning
Michele Fink has been promoted to Vice President, Talent Management at Corning Incorporated.
Women of color face systemic barriers to leadership, study shows.
In 1965, male executives dismissed women in leadership not for competence, but because the executive suite was deemed an 'inappropriate place' for them — a perception that, for ethnically diverse wome
How Brad Sugars Builds Teams That Solve Before They Escalate
Brad Sugars' framework helps build stronger teams that don't just report problems but learn to think through them, act within clear boundaries, and take ownership of solutions. This shifts the owner's role from decision-maker to coach, fostering better judgment within the company.
Why 98% of Fortune 500 Companies Offer Mentorship Programs
While 98% of Fortune 500 companies run internal mentoring programs, a stark disconnect exists: only 37% of professionals with access to them report receiving tangible benefits, according to Tenthousan
Integrating Mental Health Support Into Professional Development Will Be Crucial By 2026
Untreated mental health conditions are silently costing U.
Workplace stress costs $1 trillion annually, crushing retention and productivity.
More than a third (36%) of education staff in the UK had a wellbeing score indicating probable clinical depression.
Disruptive Leaders Aren't The Problem; They're The Solution To Innovation.
At one Fortune 500 company, a project that could have saved $50 million annually was shelved because its champion was deemed 'too difficult' by middle management.
MSI's Christopher Courneen Joins SHRM Executive Council
Christopher Courneen, Senior Vice President of Human Resources at M S International, Inc.
MediaAlpha Earns 10th Consecutive Great Place To Work Certification
For ten straight years, 95% of MediaAlpha's employees have reported it is a great place to work, a stark contrast to the 57% average at typical U.
The Confidence Trap: The Systemic Reasons Organizations Select Unsuitable Leaders
Organizations often select unsuitable leaders by prioritizing visible confidence over demonstrable competence. This flawed process creates a dangerous gap between executive perceptions and employee reality, leading to eroded morale and high turnover.
The Enablement Shift: Reshaping Employee Benefits for a Skills-Driven Workforce
Employee benefits are transforming, moving beyond simple engagement to actively enable employees with skills and growth opportunities. This shift redefines corporate benefits as strategic investments in human capital.
The Illusion of 'Courageous Leadership': Why Authenticity, Not Performance, Builds Trust
The myth of 'courageous leadership' defined by unwavering resolve and performance often masks a fragile illusion. True trust and high performance in today's complex workplace are built on authenticity, transparency, and genuine human connection.