Harvard Business Review News
The Importance of Keeping It Brief
Looking to design leadership principles that employees can learn, remember and live by? It's all about keeping it brief, says a new article from Harvard Business Review. Leadership principles, ...
Teach Your Workforce to Adopt a Hacker Mindset
"The best way to train employees to defend against hackers is to teach them how to think like one," says HackerOne CEO Marten Mickos in a recent Harvard Business Review article. Mickos notes the ...
Technology and the Workplace: Give Employees Plenty of Time to Learn, Practice
Here are two simple ways to train employees about the latest technological bells and whistles they'll need in the future: give them adequate time during work to learn and allow opportunities for them ...
A Curious Leader Can Give Employees Meaning, and Companies Success
Executives wanting to make their companies more successful can deploy something simple: curiosity. A recent Harvard Business Review posting argues that curious leaders can help make the workplace ...
Successful Innovation Happens When Old, Newer Players Collaborate
With all the pressure that insurers and other companies face now to innovate, it turns out that going it alone may be an outdated practice. Collaborations between new and veteran players are more ...
Focus on Managing Human Capital
Most executives spend their time managing balance sheets when they should really be focusing on their human capital—the time, talent and energy of their workforce, says a recent Harvard Business ...
How to Keep Your Conversations on Track and Productive
Keeping business conversations on track and productive can be difficult, especially when we view our conversational partners as opponents. We end up wasting our time and effort while producing ...
‘Self-Explaining’ Can Boost Your Ability to Learn
Learning and developing new skills is important for any professional, but it isn't always easy. A new Harvard Business Review article explains how talking to yourself out loud, or "self-explaining," ...