What ‘work without jobs’ means for managers
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A new book argues organizations need a “work operating system” that can handle advancements in technology and the shift to gig roles and on-demand talent.
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A new book argues organizations need a “work operating system” that can handle advancements in technology and the shift to gig roles and on-demand talent.
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Time to take a fresh look at what customers want, how people work, and how to drive innovation.
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Chief sustainability officer Audrey Choi sees a “huge, addressable demand” for climate-conscious investing, but concedes it’s difficult for firms to match intention with action.
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Executives from Google, Target, and Amgen prioritize data, artificial intelligence, and empathy as they shape a future-ready workforce.
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For a fairer and more diverse way of hiring and promoting, managers must be in agreement about what they look for when awarding merit.
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Sangeeta Lala learned early on that working with people is the best way to move ahead. “It is almost impossible to single-handedly be successful!”
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MIT Sloan senior lecturer Donald Sull explains why good work culture is more than just a list of core values in your mission statement.
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The average U.S. investor holds more of their wealth in the stock market than in prior decades — a trend drastically accelerated by target date funds.
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Stopping the spread of misinformation while maintaining free speech is a major challenge for social media companies. The Birdwatch program allows users to provide additional context for tweets.
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A collection of articles packaged and released today from MIT Sloan's Ideas Made to Matter website examines the skills and knowledge managers need now to guide organizations over the long term.