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Helping people recognize how hidden disadvantages affect team members can shift the way they think about fairness, new research shows.

AI will require continuous learning: Leaders need to embrace that uncomfortable reality and prioritize developing AI literacy.

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When you’re pitching ideas or budgets to execs in your organization, you need to deliver slides that fit those particular people just right. This checklist identifies the key considerations.

Burnish your brand to meet the challenge of talent acquisition by taking some cues from consumer branding.

Your organization’s highest-performing employees want executives to focus on outcomes and accountability, not office badge swipes.

Learn how to better support neurodiversity, as explained in this excerpt from the forthcoming book The Canary Code.