Leadership
How can Data-Driven Leadership Empower the CDO to Drive Strategic Value?
The CDO's role has evolved from data oversight to leading transformation, with strategic leadership, collaboration, and innovative frameworks driving significant business value.
Liji Varghese
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Culture
Our people remain our greatest asset: e&’s Group Chief People Officer
Ali Al Mansoori, Group Chief People Officer of e& shares his thoughts on the future of work, the challenges of fostering innovation, and the importance of building people-centric organizations.
Liji Varghese
Executing Strategy
How can Data-Driven Leadership Empower the CDO to Drive Strategic Value?
The CDO's role has evolved from data oversight to leading transformation, with strategic leadership, collaboration, and innovative frameworks driving significant business value.
Liji Varghese
Leadership
How can empathy be the antidote to an overreliance on digital communication
Despite the abundance of communication tools, gaps remain in fostering strong internal communication. Experts emphasize the importance of emotional intelligence in addressing overwhelm in an increasingly connected world.
Hannah Jo Uy
Culture
Five Ways Leaders Can Get People to Speak Up
Behind every failure is a team of people who were afraid to dissent and debate. But research shows that leaders can take specific actions to elicit constructive challenges.
Celia Moore and Kate Coombs
AI and Machine Learning
AI Tools That Modify Speech Have Downsides
Speech technologies, such as those that soften accents and filter out emotions, can strip away vital vocal cues and hinder authentic communication.
Pamela Meyer
Leadership
Building Mastery: What Leaders Do That Helps — or Impedes
Expertise is still built through observation, repetition, and feedback. Here’s how leaders can develop their own deep skills while enabling others to grow their talents, too.
Lynda Gratton
Leadership
How to Sabotage Your Board
There are myriad ways that directors and board chairs limit board effectiveness, intentionally and unintentionally. Here are the behaviors to look out for and curtail.
Jon Huggett and Dariusz Jemielniak
Leadership
Make Character Count in Hiring and Promoting
Most managers focus on competencies when evaluating candidates — but it’s character that will transform the DNA of the organization. Here’s how to assess it.
Mary Crossan
Leadership
C-Suite Hiring: Seven Mistakes Companies Still Make
Why do so many executive hires fail to live up to expectations? It’s time to assess your selection process.
Barry Conchie and Sarah Dalton
Culture
What You Still Can’t Say at Work
Most people know what can’t be said in their organization. But leaders can apply these techniques to break through the unwritten rules that make people self-censor.