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How Leaders Can Help Employees Adapt for the Future

Idea posted: September 2023

Institutions: PWC   

In June 2023, PWC released the results of its fourth annual Global Hopes and Fears Survey, in which 54,000 workers in 46 countries shared their views on future threats and…

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Photo on flickr (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
The Danger of Assuming Shared Psychological Safety in Teams

Idea posted: July 2023

Institutions: Center for Creative Leadership (CCL®)   

Psychological safety—the belief that it is safe to take interpersonal risks within a group—is recognized as a key attribute of high-performance teams. Research has shown that when team members are…

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Photo by Dan Dennis on Unsplash
Why You Should Not Depend on a Single Leadership Style

Idea posted: June 2023

Institutions: The Fuqua School of Business    University of Geneva; Duke University   

The leadership field is filled with suggested approaches, principles, and behaviours for effective leadership, often grouped into different leadership styles. Authentic leadership, charismatic leadership, empowering leadership, servant leadership, instrumental leadership,…

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Photo by Drparas01, 2022 (Source Wikimedia Commons)
Followers Can Fix the Damage of Leadership Incompetence

Idea posted: June 2023

Institutions: Xavier University    Williams College of Business; University of Ghana Business School   

Leadership involves a dynamic relationship between leader and follower to which both parties contribute. The study of “followership,” focuses on the vital role that followers play in the leader-follower relationship…

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Statue of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza in Brussels (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
Statue of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza in Brussels (Source: Wikimedia Commons)
Bad Is Stronger than Good

Idea posted: May 2023

Institutions: Case Western Reserve University   

A wide-ranging overview of related psychological studies reveals that, without exception, bad has a greater impact than good, no matter the context. Here is some of the evidence presented by…

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Photo by Finan Akbar on Unsplash
Making Messages Linger with Thought-Provoking Stories

Idea posted: May 2023

Institutions: York University    Johns Hopkins University   

After we have finished a compelling book or a film, the narrative of the story will linger in our minds. This lingering is involuntary: we do not choose or decide…

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Photo by Johnny McClung on Unsplash
Leadership Humour Not Always Appreciated in Different Cultures

Idea posted: January 2023

Institutions: RMIT School of Management    St. John’s University    National Taiwan University   

Past studies have demonstrated the power of humor in strengthening relationships between leaders and followers. In the early stages of these relationships, the power position of leaders requires them be…

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Photo by Nimi Diffa on Unsplash
Divergent Views of Merit Complicate Merit-Based Corporate Practices

Idea posted: December 2022

Institutions: MIT Sloan School of Management   

Meritocracy is an ideal that today's organizations strive for. However, the practice of meritocracy doesn't often live up to the aspiration. For example, studies continue to show that women and…

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Photo by Tingey Injury Law Firm on Unsplash
Hidden Bias Can Hamper Diversity Efforts

Idea posted: October 2022

Institutions: The Samuel Dubois Cook Center on Social Equity    Duke University Fuqua School of Business    Duke University   

In 2008, a study led by Prof. Ashleigh Shelby Rosette of Duke showed that for Americans, Whiteness was one of the prototypical attributes of leaders. As a result, Whites, seen…

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Photo by John Noonan on Unsplash

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