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Careers are becoming harder to plan because two long-term trends are unfolding at once: working lives are growing much longer ...

The competition for AI talent remains strong—and expensive. How can companies possibly compete for skilled AI talent when ...

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 unfamiliar workplaces. Candidates who have navigated multiple ...

An increasing number of technology leaders are experiencing a disorienting scenario: watching a competitor launch an AI capability that looks functionally identical to something your team spent 18 ...

People from different cultures often have fundamentally different assumptions about what makes advice helpful, respectful, ...

In this issue of the HBR Executive Agenda, Ross School of Business professor Felipe A. Csaszar argues that AI can overcome ...

Negotiation is often treated as a neutral, meritocratic process: Employees ask, managers assess, and the strongest case wins.

In the August 10th edition of The Insider newsletter, managing editor Gretchen Gavett rounds up expert insight on leading with influence rather than authority and new research on “botsitting” (the ...