Thought Leadership
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Apple and Amazon are 'frenemies' when it comes to eReaders
New research by Feng Zhu and colleagues reveals why sometimes it's better for fierce competitors like Apple and Amazon to work together
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A new twist to the beauty bias
Attractive men may appear more competent, but it won't always land them the job
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Left brain, right stuff
Phil Rosenzweig, the IMD Professor and author talks about the importance of recognizing your ability to affect outcomes
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Working in the cloud: Five ways to maximize online collaboration
Five lessons we have learned about maximizing performance in the cloud
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Jesper Sørensen: Why do entrepreneurs take the leap?
Despite the romanticized image of billion-dollar paydays for founders of tech firms, taking the leap into entrepreneurship is fraught with risk. So then why do so many workers give up the security of a steady paycheck and strike out on their own?
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BMW China: Foot to the floor
BMW China President and CEO Karsten Engel on how China became the company's largest market globally, and how things are shaping up in the 'New Normal'
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The promotion that makes you feel bad
Receiving an unexpected professional status bump doesn't always feel good, especially if it wasn't really earned. Companies need to be aware of potential problems with unearned status gain, and be ready with solutions, says Tsedal Neeley
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Are you discriminating without realising it?
Discriminatory decisions are often driven by a combination of internalised stereotypes and rational self-interest
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How to make your ideas concrete through visualization
Visualization literally forces us to 'fill in the blanks' as gaps in the model become clear
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The deference between us
Co-workers defer to each other as they negotiate their way up the ranks
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Jonathan Bendor: Why criticism is good for innovation
How to quash bad ideas without stifling innovation