More than 18 years ago, we co-authored a Harvard Business Review article entitled “Dear White Boss… .” It was a fictional letter from a Black manager to an anonymous white executive.
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4 Strengths of Family-Friendly Work Cultures
Flexibility has a high return on investment.
Are You Offering the Mental Health Benefits Your BIPOC Employees Need?
“I am not okay. But I know I have to be. And I will be. But I’m not okay.”
4 Questions to Help Women Navigate the Second Half of Their Careers
What would you do if nothing was in your way?
Remote Work Doesn’t Have to Mean All-Day Video Calls
Three rules from a company that’s been fully remote since 2014.
Restore Your Sense of Control — Despite the Pandemic
Autonomy leads to adaptability.
How to Identify a Family-Friendly Employer
If you’re a working parent interested in making a career move, it might not only be about finding a great professional opportunity.
How to Let Go of Working-Mom Guilt
Five strategies.
An Exercise to Help Your Team Overcome the Trauma of the Pandemic
An Exercise to Help Your Team Overcome the Trauma of the Pandemic
When Your Boss Doesn’t Respect Your Family Commitments
Make it clear you’ve got a plan.
Intimidating Bosses Can Change — They Just Need a Nudge
Many people believe that leaders need to adopt a tough-minded approach to steer their organizations in the right direction, or that leaders must be great intimidators with strategic bullying tendencies.
Research: Knowledge Workers Are More Productive from Home
For many years, we have sought to understand and measure the productivity of knowledge workers, whose inputs and outputs can’t be tracked in the same way as a builder, shelf-stacker, or call center worker.
How to Create Your Own Career Luck
It’s all about nurturing serendipity.
Why Work Friends are Worth It
Relationship expert and author Shasta Nelson explains why it’s vital to have friends at work.
How to Promote Racial Equity in the Workplace
A five-step plan
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