Browsing: behavioral economics
We reviewed 1,200 studies to understand how childhood shapes the leaders we are today. Here’s what we found
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Today, most of us spent our day on autopilot, moving from meeting to meeting with little or no time to…
There is a great disconnect between identity-based social movements and their allies. Researchers from Yale and Stanford believe they’ve identified its cause
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Over the course of history, from the 20th century’s feminist movement to 21st-century movements such as Occupy Wall Street and…
There is mounting evidence that starting a business reduces stress–and persistent myths that are stopping employees from taking the plunge
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In 1989, a 39-year-old executive found herself at a crossroads. After 17 arduous years of climbing the corporate ladder at Vogue,…
Toxic customers, unproductive employees, and contagious pessimism: How the hopelessness epidemic is taking the workplace by storm
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It has often been said that hope is not a strategy, but it’s time to challenge that myth. Hope is…
The myth that remote work stifles innovation and creativity is gaining ground–but the same evidence shows that was only true in the pre-2010s workplace
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The narrative that traditional, in-person work environments are the sole breeding grounds for innovation and collaborative breakthroughs has dominated the…