“Every day I have to influence someone I’ve never met before,” says …
Written by Toria Rainey
Furloughed? Laid off? Worried you will be? As the United States grapples with unemployment levels rivaled only by the Great Depression, figuring out how to reset a career—or prevent it from stalling—is a daunting task.
Here are 5 New Year’s resolutions that will help with your career search and set you up for success.
I will keep my resume/Handshake up to date: Even if you never lift a finger to job hunt, keep your …
It seems like we’re constantly told to pursue work that we’re passionate about. At least in the United States, this advice follows people from school and into their careers. As billionaire investor Ray Dalio advises in his book Principles, “make …
Written by Whitney Sales
Female founders, particularly in B2B startup companies, face unique challenges when it comes to gaining funding and support.
When we look at the challenges women face in entrepreneurship today, the discussion often involves the tech sector …
Written by Jackie Wiles
Gartner TalentNeuron™ data shows that C-suite executives are increasingly expected to have both technical skills such as advanced-tech knowledge and design thinking “soft” skills.
Written by George Westerman, Deborah L. Soule, and Anand Eswaran
Getting your company into digital shape doesn’t mean dumping everything that has made it strong.
Even though traditional companies find much to admire and learn from in the cultures of …
Written by Insights Team
In 1888, the London-based accounting firm that became PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) faced a major technological upheaval thanks to the Burroughs adding machine. The first-ever mechanized calculator, an invention by William Seward Burroughs, cut the time to perform …
The agile revolution is sweeping across industries, and asset-heavy companies are taking note. We explore how and where they can capture the benefits of agility while preserving safety and assurance.
Agility …
As I start a new adventure with Waypoint Robotics and take what may be a permanent pause on P.H. Koules Consulting, the practice I launched 7 years ago, I’m taking time to reflect a bit on my journey. I consider my consulting …
I have always enjoyed working in fields that include a lot of gray areas — those nebulous, intangible zones between something being absolutely correct and being incorrect. After all, if there is a singular right and wrong answer, it means …