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- By Jana Al Hammouri

With current variants spreading rapidly and new ones popping up, corporate leaders and executives of organizations are losing sight of where the pandemic is at and where the org...

- By Maite G. Latorre 

The absence of casual interactions at work is a significant problem for early-career professionals, and with the added pressure of working remotely, these interactions have not...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

As we ease into a sense of normalcy again with the availability of vaccinations, many are beginning to plan their first in-person meetings.

People are no doubt equal parts in...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

Since March 2020, we have all had to make sacrifices in order to keep each other safe. In doing so, however, we have learned to adapt in a way that makes it difficult to imagine ...

- By Maite G. Latorre

When undertaking a major initiative like starting a new organization, teams rely on diverse, highly qualified individuals to thrive. For some initiatives teams are  assembled ra...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

Despite the fact that restrictions are easing and economic recovery incentives are gradually bringing people back to work, we can expect the pandemic to impact us for years to co...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

After spending so long working from home, on one thing we can all agree: the pandemic is wearing us down. While we’re in a constant state of see-sawing between good news and bad,...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

According to a Harvard Business Review study in July 2020, 38% of leaders worldwide believe remote workers perform worse than those working in office. Perceptions may have change...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

Hybrid Work Models 

As we see pandemic restrictions lifted and places reopen, many people can’t wait to “get back to normal”. Yet with everything we’ve experienced in the past y...

- By Sophie Pinkoski

Over the past year, the pandemic has brought about unprecedented change to the way we conduct our work.

"Many new leaders have never met their team in person, and some may eve...

- By Jane Halford

2020 taught all of us important lessons. For your organization, one of those is to better prepare for unexpected absences or departures of your leaders. We all have known people who...

-By Sophie Pinkoski

As a new leader, it’s critical to understand the fundamentals of your organization. Although you studied them during the recruitment process, do you know their history and current...