When Work Loses Its Dignity
Since the rise of shareholder primacy, companies have treated employees as a liability to be minimized, failing to recognize that people, not profits, drive actual value.
Philosophy
The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence, especially as an academic discipline. The author studied ancient and medieval philosophy. Recently, he has learned a great deal about postmodernism and existential thought.
Navigating a Career in an Ageist Economy
Generation X is caught between competing responsibilities and a broken corporate ladder. Discover why this "hoagie generation" is uniquely equipped to lead—if companies will only let them.
In an Age of Disruption, Trust Is Our Most Valuable Currency
From ancient bartering to modern crypto, our systems of exchange have evolved, but the fundamental ingredient for a successful transaction remains the same.
Boxer's Ghost Haunts the Boardroom
We turn to classic literature to explain why leaders no longer seek honest input; they actively solicit ego strokes and worldview confirmation, turning meaningful work into a cynical performance.
Floating in Corporate Soup.
A new retrospective tool helps teams understand what they can control, influence, and endure in the complex world of organizational change.