For employees who do not have these five things at their workplace, William Vanderbloemen suggests sharing needs openly or finding a role that aligns better.
Singapore-based CEO Abel Ariza recalls how a brief moment with actor Leonardo DiCaprio at the Ritz-Carlton Barcelona helped define his leadership path.
Sharran Srivatsaa’s hiring journey at the Wall Street giant involved an unusual 46-second interview that tested coachability over confidence.
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Hope King, founder of Macro Talk, noted that women are often appointed during times of crisis. 'They’re seen as detail-oriented, thoughtful in their approach, and relentlessly hard-working,' she said.
Apart from executive sponsorship and clarity of ownership, their talent strategy is adapted to local market realities rather than simply replicated from headquarters.
The report urged leaders to treat social skill-building as a strategic investment, not a soft-skill afterthought.
Workplace psychologist with 15 years' experience believes that clear communication helps busy decision-makers respond quickly and decisively.
Donna Morris spoke about red flags in employees that can erode trust and limit career growth.
'I don’t think I could do another standalone company again,' startup founder Kass Lazerow said. 'It took just about everything out of me.'
The research was carried out on more than 8,700 employees from 245 companies across multiple countries, including the US, Canada, and the UK, primarily adopting a four-day work week with no pay cut.
When an X user asked the billionaire industrialist if staying cool later takes a toll on him, Harsh Goenka said it didn't.
The viral post has sparked a discussion on social media on professional commitment and transparency in communication at workplaces.
Her boss allegedly told her this was a 'new rule' of the company, threatening to mark employees 'absent' if they failed to provide their live location, even with approved annual leave.
'For the last decade, I’ve been working as a private tutor, helping both students and young professionals achieve their academic and career aspirations,' Steven Menking said.
'We know from survey data that people are feeling very burnt out,' Alexia Cambon, senior research director at Microsoft. 'The multiplication, the intensity and the length of the workday is really creating a lot of friction for a lot of employees.'
Sundar Pichai explained that when his Google teams present him with a dilemma, often divided between two solutions, he pushes himself to choose one efficiently. The alternative, he noted, is...
The 66-year-old cybersecurity titan said the most important person for his success is his wife, Jyoti Chaudhry. 'Without her, none of this thing would have happened.'
Beyond the hours: A debate among founders and VCs questions whether extreme work intensity truly leads to better outcomes and innovation, or just burnout.
Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu argues that 'smart people' must work in rural areas to fix governance issues and prevent wasted funds, advocating for decentralisation.
'I was told by one of my investors that I had no concept of what management compensation should look like,' Bill Phelps, the CEO of Dave's Hot Chicken, said.
Drawing from experience, Thyrocare CEO A Velumani suggests hiring humble individuals for business success, a sentiment shared by Zoho's Sridhar Vembu regarding untapped rural talent.
'At both my companies, we have team members who freelance on the side,' Vedika Bhaia said.
'I think the most surprising thing about Jensen is that he’s almost totally driven by negative emotions,' Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's biographer Stephen Witt said.