Nearly half of respondents in a new Korn Ferry poll think Mondays are too early in the week for meetings. Why managers firmly disagree.

Even amidst the economic uncertainty, dozens of firms are raising their dividends. Will going on the offensive work?

Warren’s Buffett’s departure raises a thorny issue: About half of leaders perform significantly worse than their successful predecessors.

The competition to even land an interview is getting tougher in 2025. “Sometimes, great candidates just don’t interview well.”

Unsettling, unexpected global events now seem to occur at an accelerated pace. Two experts explore whether a new kind of leader is needed for such frequent sea changes.

Tariff whiplash is forcing older workers to put off retirement. The problem for leaders is that younger workers aren’t leaving, either.

Most firms tell workers to leave political discussions out of the workplace. But what happens when colleagues—or, more importantly, clients—keep bringing it up?

With market volatility so high, some boards may want to rejigger CEO-comp formulas.

The ongoing trade war means firms from auto-parts manufacturers to retailers may soon be telling customers and clients they’re out of stock. How to have that tough talk.

The once-popular “prompt engineer” role has quickly become obsolete, as firms struggle to keep up with AI’s constant changes.

Many new bosses, whether they’re first-time managers or CEOs, fail within two years, often because they make these common mistakes.

From “get to know you” lunches to training on interacting, companies are taking some serious steps to get the generations to talk to each other. Is it working?

As many as one in four job candidates may soon be using AI tools to fake their way into jobs. Can firms respond in time?

The unemployment rate for Americans aged 20-24 has soared. New corporate hiring strategies and the young workers themselves may be to blame.

With tariffs looming, people are panic buying everything from electronics to food. But leaders are struggling to predict what will be scooped up.

When the market quivers, experts say that bold actions may actually be the best move for job candidates and career climbers.

Trade wars and other business dramas are making leaders struggle to provide realistic financial forecasts. Should they skip them?

Nearly three-quarters of CEOs worry that AI blunders will lead to their own firings in the next two years.

A new study says gig workers will represent fully half of the developed world’s workforce in two years. Are leaders prepared for the shift?

Best-selling author Dan Goleman makes the case for human-centered design, a novel approach to building an organization.

One after another, a series of seemingly rare, nerve-shattering events have tested leaders. Is a new skill set needed to lead through such upheaval?

What is it like to talk to an AI agent? We interview one to test this new level of workplace technology that looks—and acts—human.

Managing all the back-and-forth business shifts going on right now can take its toll.

Stock market swings are leading to bare nerves, as bosses and employees alike quietly fret about their 401(k)s.