Tag: culture
When Do We Really Need Face-To-Face Interactions?
Robert Hooijberg is a professor of organizational behavior at IMD, and Michael D. Watkins is a co-founder of Genesis Advisers and the author of “Master…
Op Ed: Brandon Strauss On A Really Perfect Storm For 2021, In A Good Way
Considering pent-up demand, the effects of evolving traveler demographics and newfound wiggle room in corporate budgets, Brandon Strauss of KesselRun Corporate Travel Solutions is bullish…
Racism Impoverishes The Whole Economy
By Lisa D. Cook, a professor of economics at Michigan State University and member of the Biden-Harris transition team. Her article is republished here with…
Op Ed: Tony O’Connor On Why Humanity May Need Travel To Survive
Consultant Tony O’Connor looks back 10,000 years and then to the heavens as he contemplates travel’s role in human civilization. Humanity may need travel to…
Politics Over Profits: Expensify’s Barrett Again Takes His Message Straight To Users
Expensify CEO David Barrett sent some customers into a frenzy with commentary about politics that was at once remarkable and in character. His message, posted…
What To Do When Your Coworker Brings Up Politics
By Joseph Grenny, a four-time New York Times bestselling author, keynote speaker and leading social scientist for business performance. His work has been translated into…
A Dose Of Optimism, As The Pandemic Rages On
By Donald G. McNeil Jr., a science reporter covering epidemics and diseases of the world’s poor. He joined The New York Times in 1976, and…
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