Editorial

10 Essential Skills First-Time Managers Should Master
Editorial 10 Essential Skills First-Time Managers Should Master

Starting a new managerial role is a significant career milestone—but while this phase of your career can be exciting, it can also be an extremely stressful time. According to Forbes magazine, to be able to fully enjoy the advantages of this new role, you need to transition into it well. And to do s

September 30, 2024
Startup incubators in 2024: Where to go and why you still need them
Editorial Startup incubators in 2024: Where to go and why you still need them

In the early days of the dot-com boom, startup success stories were about businesses in garages—bootstrapping, grit, hustle—and maybe a loan or two from a parent to keep you afloat! Fast-forward to the 2020s, and startups have incredible support structures to help entrepreneurs scale their bus

August 19, 2024
Microsoft leads the way to a more ethical future through ESG innovation
Editorial Microsoft leads the way to a more ethical future through ESG innovation

Sustainability is at the top of the global agenda. From countries and companies to small businesses and individuals, incorporating acts that protect the environment and prevent climate change is of the utmost importance. Companies are increasingly working to outcompete each other, and ESG has

July 24, 2024
Email Etiquette: Resolving Conflict Over Email
Editorial Email Etiquette: Resolving Conflict Over Email

Emails are the primary correspondence tool in corporations around the world and can be a source of anxiety and frustration. One area that is often neglected by management is training team members to generate well-crafted emails that follow best practice guidelines, when on the receiving end of

June 25, 2024
The 4-Hour Work Day: A New-Age Corporate Hack or an Unrealistic Pipe Dream
Editorial The 4-Hour Work Day: A New-Age Corporate Hack or an Unrealistic Pipe Dream

It’s been almost 100 years since Henry Ford instituted the 40-hour workweek. A lot has changed since 1926; we’ve abolished child labor, for instance, workers have gained rights that guarantee health and safety, and we’ve put a man on the moon! Thanks to technology, we’ve entered the Fourth Industr

May 15, 2024
Young Managers, Older Employees: How to Manage A Generational Age Gap
Editorial Young Managers, Older Employees: How to Manage A Generational Age Gap

Workforces around the world are aging. Senior team members work longer, with an average retirement age of 62, from 59 in the 2000s. Leading teams where employees are older and have held positions of seniority can be daunting. Furthermore, we live in a society that can afford people certain

April 10, 2024
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