CEOs are “unaware” their employees are often struggling. WTF? How?
Many CEOs seem unaware that their employees are having a tough time financially, and if you think about it … that’s completely logical. Continue Reading
Many CEOs seem unaware that their employees are having a tough time financially, and if you think about it … that’s completely logical. Continue Reading
Typically for something to be a “crisis,” people need to care about it. In work contexts, burnout is often EXPECTED as “the one true path.” Continue Reading
Guys at the top of companies don’t think about work, and money, the same way that everyone else does. Continue Reading
I wouldn’t say “most” as that would imply over 51 percent. It’s less than that, but it definitely exists in the workplace. Continue Reading
How can an executive truly care about climate initiatives or pay equality when their incentives are about cutting costs? Continue Reading
You’re more than a number to the top dogs of an organization, but not much more, sadly. Continue Reading
There is limited time in the work day, and executives care about very specific stuff. It’s probably not trust studies. Continue Reading
The way that decision-makers conceptualize disruption is inherently narrow, and that’s not so bueno. Continue Reading