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For the past few years, Microsoft has been embarking on a journey to diversify its workforce and increase feelings of inclusion company-wide.

Celebrating differences in teams may sound well-intentioned, but research shows it pays to build inclusion through celebrating similarities.

One of the most well-established psychological concepts, growth mindset, has exploded among leadership. But how do you cultivate growth mindset culture?

In honor of Brain Awareness Week, we wanted to highlight a few of our favorite facts – and myths – about this complex, intriguing organ.

Reframing a common question around transformation may help leaders reduce the sense of threat often provoked by major change.

Employees that have their social needs met are more likely to feel engaged in their jobs and less likely to look for greener pastures elsewhere.

When we’ve invested time and effort into a project, it’s hard to let go — even if continuing will create more losses.

Performance conversations are a critical moment for leaders to help their team members feel supported and keep engagement steady.

Science tells us that people need simple, easy-to-use tools to think and work effectively. Here's how that science can guide behavior change at your organization.

It's hard to know when we've assembled just the right people for just the right jobs. That's where the idea of "thoughtful exclusion" comes into play.