Your Company Needs a Better Retention Plan for Working Parents
If your policies don’t accommodate their needs, they’ll go elsewhere. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2UvAYJH
Alternative therapies for cancer
You may have seen the ads in the Sunday paper or on TV: “Try this all-natural remedy! Thousands already have!” Some of these ads grab your attention with the headline, “Here’s something your doctors don’t want you to know.” I highly doubt that your doctor is...
Why the World Needs an Empathy Revolution
It’s hard to watch someone who is suffering. We may feel their pain or absorb their sorrow; we may worry that we won’t know what to do or say. Those uncomfortable moments might make us turn away from their distress—to preserve our own well-being or to carry on with...
Your Company Needs a Better Retention Plan for Working Parents
If your policies don’t accommodate their needs, they’ll go elsewhere. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2UvAYJH
Alternative therapies for cancer
You may have seen the ads in the Sunday paper or on TV: “Try this all-natural remedy! Thousands already have!” Some of these ads grab your attention with the headline, “Here’s something your doctors don’t want you to know.” I highly doubt that your doctor is...
Why the World Needs an Empathy Revolution
It’s hard to watch someone who is suffering. We may feel their pain or absorb their sorrow; we may worry that we won’t know what to do or say. Those uncomfortable moments might make us turn away from their distress—to preserve our own well-being or to carry on with...
Alternative therapies for cancer
You may have seen the ads in the Sunday paper or on TV: “Try this all-natural remedy! Thousands already have!” Some of these ads grab your attention with the headline, “Here’s something your doctors don’t want you to know.” I highly doubt that your doctor is...
How Pharmacists Can Help Ensure That Patients Take Their Medicines
It shouldn’t be just on the patient. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2HGp26g
The Cost of Self-Driving Cars Will Be the Biggest Barrier to Their Adoption
The technology is coming, but it’s going to be expensive. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2S1q4hW
Why keep a food diary?
Many people begin the new year with a resolve to improve their health. This improvement often starts with changing what they eat. A food diary can be a useful tool in this process. It can help you understand your eating habits and patterns, and help you identify the...
How to Create a Workplace Where People Feel Appreciated
Kate MacAleavey, a consultant and coach, shares her stories of fostering appreciation at Facebook and other companies. source https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/video/item/how_to_create_a_workplace_where_people_feel_appreciated
The Backlash to Larry Fink’s Letter Shows How Far Business Has to Go on Social Responsibility
What his critics are missing. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2sZ4Pi4
How to Unlock Your Team’s Creativity
Encourage a growth mindset. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2MMAqg8
How to Create a Workplace Where People Feel Appreciated
Kate MacAleavey, a consultant and coach, shares her stories of fostering appreciation at Facebook and other companies. source https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/video/item/how_to_create_a_workplace_where_people_feel_appreciated
What Will Software Look Like Once Anyone Can Create It?
A former YouTube executive on building apps without knowing how to code. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2GcorH6
Taxing the Rich, and the “Woke” Advertising Trend
Youngme, Felix, and Mihir debate two of the dramatic and controversial tax ideas being proposed by Democrats (a 70% marginal income tax rate and a 2% wealth tax), before discussing the trend among brands like Gillette, Nike, and Pepsi to launch “woke”...
The Art of Evidence-Based Medicine
A one-size-fits-all approach isn’t good for patients. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Gf2SpH
The Two Ways for Startups and Corporations to Partner
And when each one makes sense. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2sT6HJ7
The Two Ways for Startups and Corporations to Partner
And when each one makes sense. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2sT6HJ7
The Two Ways for Startups and Corporations to Partner
And when each one makes sense. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2sT6HJ7
What to do if you think your child has the flu
We are in the thick of influenza season now, and so it’s natural that if you hear your child start coughing, you wonder: could this be the flu? The flu is different from the common cold, but it’s not always easy to tell them apart, especially at the beginning. The flu...
The Two Ways for Startups and Corporations to Partner
And when each one makes sense. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2sT6HJ7
What to do if you think your child has the flu
We are in the thick of influenza season now, and so it’s natural that if you hear your child start coughing, you wonder: could this be the flu? The flu is different from the common cold, but it’s not always easy to tell them apart, especially at the beginning. The flu...
The Two Ways for Startups and Corporations to Partner
And when each one makes sense. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2sT6HJ7
If You’re About to Take a New Job, Should You Consider Your Boss’s Counteroffer?
It’s usually — but not always — a bad idea. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Ga2Vmp
How Phones Compromise Our Ability to Connect
Mobile phones are ubiquitous. Stand in line at any grocery store or sit in any hospital waiting room, and you see people staring at their phones, presumably catching up on news or work or just relieving their boredom. This seems innocuous enough. But could being on...
When a pelvic exam is traumatic
If you’re a survivor of sexual assault or trauma, medical visits may heighten anxiety, particularly if you’re concerned that a pelvic exam will be performed. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, I have had patients who experienced sexual assault confess that they have...
It’s Time to Stop Treating R&D as a Discretionary Expenditure
For digital companies, it’s an essential part of operations. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2FVwNUv
Not Enough Companies Are Ready for Brexit, No Matter What Happens Next
The uncertainty is affecting every industry. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2UnMarR
When a pelvic exam is traumatic
If you’re a survivor of sexual assault or trauma, medical visits may heighten anxiety, particularly if you’re concerned that a pelvic exam will be performed. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, I have had patients who experienced sexual assault confess that they have...
Not Enough Companies Are Ready for Brexit, No Matter What Happens Next
The uncertainty is affecting every industry. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2UnMarR
When a pelvic exam is traumatic
If you’re a survivor of sexual assault or trauma, medical visits may heighten anxiety, particularly if you’re concerned that a pelvic exam will be performed. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, I have had patients who experienced sexual assault confess that they have...
Not Enough Companies Are Ready for Brexit, No Matter What Happens Next
The uncertainty is affecting every industry. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2UnMarR
When a pelvic exam is traumatic
If you’re a survivor of sexual assault or trauma, medical visits may heighten anxiety, particularly if you’re concerned that a pelvic exam will be performed. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, I have had patients who experienced sexual assault confess that they have...
Not Enough Companies Are Ready for Brexit, No Matter What Happens Next
The uncertainty is affecting every industry. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2UnMarR
Use Your Money to Buy Happier Time
Ashley Whillans, professor at Harvard Business School, researches time-money trade-offs. She argues more people would be happier if they spent more of their hard-earned money to buy themselves out of negative experiences. Her research shows that paying to outsource...
How Trade Secrets Hurt Innovation
They restrict employee mobility. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2BagNKd
To Improve Your Team, First Work on Yourself
Are you part of the problem? from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2CQcS59
When a pelvic exam is traumatic
If you’re a survivor of sexual assault or trauma, medical visits may heighten anxiety, particularly if you’re concerned that a pelvic exam will be performed. As an obstetrician-gynecologist, I have had patients who experienced sexual assault confess that they have...
To Improve Your Team, First Work on Yourself
Are you part of the problem? from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2CQcS59
To Improve Your Team, First Work on Yourself
Are you part of the problem? from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2CQcS59
How to Infuse Your Company Culture with Humility
In recent years, more and more leaders seem to be jeopardizing their company’s survival for the sake of ego, hubris, or selfish gain. We’ve seen Wells Fargo enable the creation of over a million fraudulent accounts that earned more than $2 million in fees for...
Hormonal therapy for aggressive prostate cancer: How long is enough?
Men weighing treatment options for intermediate- or high-risk cancer that is still localized to the prostate can face a tricky question. A standard approach in these cases is to give radiation to the prostate along with drugs that block testosterone, a hormone that...
Hormonal therapy for aggressive prostate cancer: How long is enough?
Men weighing treatment options for intermediate- or high-risk cancer that is still localized to the prostate can face a tricky question. A standard approach in these cases is to give radiation to the prostate along with drugs that block testosterone, a hormone that...
Hormonal therapy for aggressive prostate cancer: How long is enough?
Men weighing treatment options for intermediate- or high-risk cancer that is still localized to the prostate can face a tricky question. A standard approach in these cases is to give radiation to the prostate along with drugs that block testosterone, a hormone that...
How to Decide Whether to Fire Someone
It’s one of the hardest decisions a manager will ever have to make. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2DDp6zD
Research: People Use Less Energy When They Think Their Neighbors Care About the Environment
How social norms can help people become more sustainable. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2CUpyYK
Can a Sense of Purpose Help Teens Through Hard Times?
Now that I’m a parent, I pay more attention to bad news headlines than I used to. I can’t help but be unsettled by looming “financial crisis storm clouds,” rising global debt, trade conflicts, and divisive, short-sighted policy decisions. After all, the events of...
Your genes and addiction
Over the last decade, the prevalence of opioid addiction has increased to epidemic levels, but unfortunately therapeutic interventions for the treatment of addiction remain limited. We need to better understand the triggers for the development of addiction in order to...
Research: People Use Less Energy When They Think Their Neighbors Care About the Environment
How social norms can help people become more sustainable. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2CUpyYK
Can a Sense of Purpose Help Teens Through Hard Times?
Now that I’m a parent, I pay more attention to bad news headlines than I used to. I can’t help but be unsettled by looming “financial crisis storm clouds,” rising global debt, trade conflicts, and divisive, short-sighted policy decisions. After all, the events of...
What PwC Learned from Its Policy of Flexible Work for Everyone
Working parents aren’t the only ones who need flex time. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2FTosAw
Can a Sense of Purpose Help Teens Through Hard Times?
Now that I’m a parent, I pay more attention to bad news headlines than I used to. I can’t help but be unsettled by looming “financial crisis storm clouds,” rising global debt, trade conflicts, and divisive, short-sighted policy decisions. After all, the events of...
Is Your Company’s Strategy Aligned with Your Ownership Model?
When the two work in concert, they can create a powerful advantage. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Hxl3ZS
How to Avoid the Social Media Outrage Trap
The short video went viral on social media, as so many do. It appeared to show teens participating in an anti-abortion march confronting and mocking an older Native American man, provoking outrage by millions across social media. The clip made it to cable news....
Pricing Needs to Reflect Who People Want to Be, Not Just What They Want
How magazines price themselves, and how identity figures in. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2RQryLS
How to Make Friends in a New City
Ask your network for connections. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2HziLtc
How to Avoid the Social Media Outrage Trap
The short video went viral on social media, as so many do. It appeared to show teens participating in an anti-abortion march confronting and mocking an older Native American man, provoking outrage by millions across social media. The clip made it to cable news....
Dairy: Health food or health risk?
When I was a growing teenager, I drank as much milk as possible (often straight from the carton while standing in front of the open fridge, much to my mother’s chagrin). I’d seen the TV ads — milk and other dairy foods were the express ticket to stronger bones and...
Couch potatoes start early: How to get kids moving
We know that American adults are couch potatoes. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, only 5% of US adults are physically active for 30 minutes every day, and only one in three gets the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity every week. It’s...
Getting Sidelined
Have you been sidelined at work? Dan and Alison answer your questions with the help of Bill Taylor, a cofounder of Fast Company. They talk through what to do when your responsibilities have been reduced, you’ve been moved to an underperforming team, or your boss...
Couch potatoes start early: How to get kids moving
We know that American adults are couch potatoes. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, only 5% of US adults are physically active for 30 minutes every day, and only one in three gets the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity every week. It’s...
Couch potatoes start early: How to get kids moving
We know that American adults are couch potatoes. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, only 5% of US adults are physically active for 30 minutes every day, and only one in three gets the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity every week. It’s...
Couch potatoes start early: How to get kids moving
We know that American adults are couch potatoes. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, only 5% of US adults are physically active for 30 minutes every day, and only one in three gets the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity every week. It’s...
Which Countries Are Leading the Data Economy?
The U.S., the UK, China, and Switzerland are at the top. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2MsJcPV
What a “Health System” Is and Isn’t
And why the distinction matters. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2FPvIxx
Couch potatoes start early: How to get kids moving
We know that American adults are couch potatoes. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, only 5% of US adults are physically active for 30 minutes every day, and only one in three gets the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity every week. It’s...
What a “Health System” Is and Isn’t
And why the distinction matters. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2FPvIxx
Four Myths about Being Grateful at Work
Researcher Amie Gordon debunks four common objections to gratitude in the workplace. source https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/video/item/four_myths_about_being_grateful_at_work
One Way to Finance Tech Startups Outside of Superstar Cities
Local innovation bonds could help fund ventures in new areas. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2CIU7AL
High CEO Churn, and the 401(k) Turns 40
Youngme, Felix, and Mihir discuss why CEO departures are occurring so frequently, before unpacking the flaws in our 401(k) system. They also offer their After Hours picks for the week. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2TbTZRe
Post-hospital syndrome: Tips to keep yourself or a loved one healthy after hospitalization
If you or a loved one have ever been hospitalized, you know that the primary focus of the hospital team is on diagnosing and treating the condition that put you in the hospital in the first place. The medical team works to treat a patient’s condition until the patient...
Does Having a Bad Boss Make You More Likely to Be One Yourself?
People with strong morals are less likely to adopt their supervisor’s toxic behavior. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2RIaMi8
The 3 Challenges Every New CEO Faces
Managing their energy, engaging their boards, and getting the right information. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2HtrnBs
Research: Gender Pay Gaps Shrink When Companies Are Required to Disclose Them
Results from a study of Danish companies. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2S1IxKF
Five Ways Sleep Is Good for Your Relationships
I’m a sleep lover. I like going to bed at the same time every night and getting a full night’s sleep. Deprive me of just one hour of blessed sleep, and things quickly go downhill—just ask my husband. I become bad company—snarky and irritable, hardly able to keep up my...
How to Spend Way Less Time on Email Every Day
Research shows how to make messaging more efficient. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2S816gt
How Kroger Is Using Apps to Build Better, Faster Connections with Customers – SPONSOR CONTENT FROM PIVOTAL
Sponsor content from Pivotal. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2HrJzvh
How Kroger Is Using Apps to Build Better, Faster Connections with Customers – SPONSOR CONTENT FROM PIVOTAL
Sponsor content from Pivotal. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2HrJzvh
Immunotherapy: What you need to know
Not all that long ago, chemotherapy was the only option to treat most advanced (metastatic) cancers. Because these drugs work by destroying rapidly dividing cells, they harm some healthy cells — such as hair follicles — as well as cancer cells. In the past two...
Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace
Amy Edmondson, professor at Harvard Business School, first identified the concept of psychological safety in work teams in 1999. Since then, she has observed how companies with a trusting workplace perform better. Psychological safety isn’t about being nice, she...
4 Things to Do Before a Tough Conversation
You need to get your intentions straight. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2DtlRuR
The Era of “Move Fast and Break Things” Is Over
Here’s what that means for VCs and entrepreneurs. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2DsbWWc
How the Media Can Help Prevent Mass Shootings
In the days and weeks following a mass shooting, television news programs saturate audiences with coverage of the tragedy, often focusing on the shooter. But there’s a problem with this approach: It could be making mass shootings more common. According to a recent...
The Era of “Move Fast and Break Things” Is Over
Here’s what that means for VCs and entrepreneurs. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2DsbWWc
The Best Leaders Aren’t Afraid to Ask for Help
Acknowledging your weaknesses can be a show of strength. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2HmcIrF
Why Companies’ Attempts to Close the Gender Pay Gap Often Fail
And what to try instead. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2WazUfQ
What to Do When a Work Friendship Becomes Emotionally Draining
Establish boundaries without hurting your colleague’s feelings. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Mnm6dD
What to Do When a Work Friendship Becomes Emotionally Draining
Establish boundaries without hurting your colleague’s feelings. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Mnm6dD
What to Do When a Work Friendship Becomes Emotionally Draining
Establish boundaries without hurting your colleague’s feelings. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Mnm6dD
Bad breath: What causes it and what to do about it
Almost everyone experiences bad breath once in a while. But for some people, bad breath is a daily problem, and they struggle to find a solution. Approximately 30% of the population complains of some sort of bad breath. Halitosis (Latin for “bad breath”) often occurs...
What to Do When a Work Friendship Becomes Emotionally Draining
Establish boundaries without hurting your colleague’s feelings. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Mnm6dD
What to Do When a Work Friendship Becomes Emotionally Draining
Establish boundaries without hurting your colleague’s feelings. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2Mnm6dD
Remembering Jack Bogle and Herb Kelleher, Two Great Strategists
They both put customers first. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2FIynba
Businesses Are Preparing for Brexit — and Bracing for the Worst
A year and a half after the original vote, the outcome is still uncertain. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2T29Php
What Sales Leaders Need to Excel Over Time
Being a lifelong learner is essential. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2QUdCeI
What Sales Leaders Need to Excel Over Time
Being a lifelong learner is essential. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2QUdCeI
What Sales Leaders Need to Excel Over Time
Being a lifelong learner is essential. from HBR.org http://bit.ly/2QUdCeI
Bleeding after menopause: Get it checked out
Bleeding after menopause can be disconcerting, but the good news is, more than 90% of the time it’s not caused by a serious condition, according to a study in JAMA Internal Medicine. That said, the study also reinforces the idea that postmenopausal bleeding should...
Why We Need Appreciation (Not Just Recognition) at Work
Leadership expert Mike Robbins explains the difference between being recognized for performance and genuinely appreciated for who you are. source https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/video/item/why_we_need_appreciation_not_just_recognition_at_work