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In a world that seems divided over any topic you can think of, a bit of laughter can bridge even the widest gaps. You already knew that intuitively; now learn some of the science to validate it.

Exhaustive lists of leadership principles burden the brain, making them hard to remember and nearly impossible to weave into the larger culture.Even one of the most valuable companies on Earth knows how hard it can be to shift a culture.

A few weeks after John F. Kennedy was elected President of the United States, the CIA approached him about a plan set in motion by his predecessor, Dwight Eisenhower, for a secret military operation that later came to be known as the Bay of Pigs Invasion.

Call it the year of storytelling. When we think of 2021 so far, there are countless examples in which we’ve had to craft our own narratives. We’ve had to explain COVID-19 virus to our children, try to reconnect with friends outside of our pandemic bubbles and tell them stories of what we’ve been up to, and we’ve continually had to frame new narratives at work around the pros and cons of an interconnected, virtual-first world.

Sending employees positive social signals makes them feel valued, engaged, and inspired.

Here’s how to recognize — and mitigate — the most common mental shortcuts.

Here’s how to recognize — and mitigate — the most common mental shortcuts.

By following three skill-based approaches, organizations can help their managers re-engage with their work and teams...

So, you’ve made the leap. You began as an individual contributor in your organization, and now you’re a new manager,...