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Supporting the ambitious to exceed their potential

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Our research In the news

Too much time in meetings distracts workers from doing their job

If sitting through a useless meeting at work sounds like your worst nightmare, you’re not alone.

Women directors: Forcing the issue

A California law that mandates women on boards is now being challenged in court. What solution is best?

Nailing the ‘No work experience’ interview

You decided to make the leap to a new profession. How do you compete with candidates who have years of involvement?

This week in leadership

One of the world's biggest companies tests out a four-day workweek, plus how not to negotiate a pay raise.

Our research Your career

No longer taboo: Sharing your salary

New research by Korn Ferry shows employees are opening up to one another about how much money they make.

Asleep at the wheel: What’s driving diversity and inclusion off the road?

Many D&I efforts are dominated by unconscious bias training. But without addressing systemic bias, they are destined to fall short.

How to handle harsh criticism

In a survey, 90% of respondents said they were dumbfounded when receiving critical feedback. Here’s how to react strategically.

Head of the class (in b-school): Women

The next crop of business school students has more women than ever before, a new study shows.

A big step toward ‘living wages’

Under a voluntary program, 6,000 UK firms will give minimum wage workers a raise. Will other countries follow?

When you defy your department’s new direction

Even the brightest employees can unknowingly back themselves into a corner by bucking their boss’s vision.