Altering gendered language in job postings doesn’t attract more women
A new MIT Sloan study finds that tweaking the amount of masculine or feminine language in online job postings doesn’t increase gender diversity in the applicant pool.
A new MIT Sloan study finds that tweaking the amount of masculine or feminine language in online job postings doesn’t increase gender diversity in the applicant pool.
Good leaders make strategic choices at key moments in their careers. HubSpot’s Rangan chose to say no when necessary and stand out rather than fit in.
Blue Bottle CEO Karl Strovink talks about celebrating innovation, getting barista buy-in, and making the switch to oat milk.
To succeed with generative artificial intelligence and extended reality, companies should also harness human creativity, curiosity, and compassion.
Firms are less likely to innovate if increasing their head count leads to additional regulation, a new study from MIT Sloan finds.
Bot detection models may return a high rate of accuracy, but that’s due to a critical limitation in the data used to train them, a new study finds.
Why film producer Scott Budnick, the New England Patriots’ Devin McCourty, celebrity barber VicBlends, and others are advocating for formerly incarcerated people.
Employers need to nurture employees’ growth and help advance their careers. Here are three ways to start.
An intentionally divided internet poses a significant threat to business, innovation, and democracy. Thinkers50 experts break down the challenges.
Machine learning, hybrid work, and even layoffs can offer companies a chance to promote a positive work culture.