Invest Smarter in Growth
Investing in growth is about more than deciding how much capital to spend. You also need to understand whether your investments support…
Don’t Plan Your Career Too Far in Advance
Long-term career plans are harder to rely on when work is changing quickly. Instead of trying to predict where you’ll be years…
Are You Less Willing to Take a Chance on Remote Hires?
Remote work can make it harder to develop inexperienced employees, tempting you to hire only candidates who can contribute immediately. But continually…
Build a Partnership with Your Board
As CEO, you’re accountable for the company’s performance—but you don’t have direct authority over one of the groups most critical to your success: the board. That…
Build a Hiring Intelligence System
Your competitors’ job postings can reveal where they’re investing before their plans become public. But occasionally scanning their careers page won’t give…
Don’t Automatically Dismiss Job Hoppers
A history of frequent job changes can look risky when you’re hiring. But repeated moves can also signal an ability to adapt quickly to…
Wielding Influence When You Lack Authority
You won’t always have the authority to tell people what to do. Yet you may still need peers, leaders, or other teams to support your…
Retain Your Leadership Voice When Using AI
To maximize AI’s potential while ensuring you’re not losing the judgement, voice, and presence that makes your leadership style unique, communicate with words that…
Redesign Mentoring for the AI Era
As AI takes over routine work, employees lose valuable opportunities to build judgment through experience. You can restore that development by making…
Reduce the Mental Load on Your Team
Workload isn’t just about hours spent on a task. Your employees are also carrying the mental load of planning, managing relationships, and…