This Week in Leadership (Sept. 22 - Sept. 28)

It's been a dream for CEOs and CFOs for quite some time—an end to quarterly reporting. And now it may come true. But experts warn that changing the reporting cadence could hurt firms more than help them. What will be one of the most in-demand positions in the next decade? The answer may surprise you. Plus, why rising healthcare costs are here to stay. Here are some recent articles by Korn Ferry's content team on leadership-related news.

Is It Time to Ditch Quarterly Reporting?

Many US executives applaud the government's plan to look into the change. But some worry that the gap could stir the Wall Street rumor mill.

The Hottest Job in 2032? They're Out of Work Now.

In an unexpected twist, a shortage of 2.9 million managers is expected by 2032? Are firms moving too fast to remove them?

Health-Cost Sticker Shock: Is There a Cure?

Company healthcare costs are expected to jump 9% next year, the biggest increase in over a decade. 'It's a challenge that's not going away.'

7 Ways to Write—and Send—Work Email

They're still the most popular digital way to communicate, and still easy to screw up. 

Turning Can't Into Can

Korn Ferry CEO Gary Burnison describes three transformative mindsets that help leaders thrive through ambiguity.