MIT Sloan Management Review – How to Help Employees Work From Home With Kids
The family distraction presented by the new reality is one of the most pressing management issues of the COVID-19 crisis.
Learn moreThe family distraction presented by the new reality is one of the most pressing management issues of the COVID-19 crisis.
Learn moreThe lessons we have learnt from past waves of virtual working are of crucial importance to us today. They can also become catalysts to longer-term change.
Learn moreLynda Gratton shares her insights into how to structure and manage teams when they’re working from home.
Learn moreThere is an ever greater focus on the impact of automation on work and what it will mean for jobs. Certain kinds of routine work are on the front lines, including the analytical activities...
Learn moreLynda Gratton believes the human experience is fundamentally shifting.
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Learn moreLynda Gratton, Founder of HSM, has been named as one of LinkedIn’s Top Voices 2018 in the UK.
Learn moreThe editors of MIT Sloan Management Review are pleased to announce the winner of this year’s Richard Beckhard Memorial Prize, awarded to the most outstanding MIT SMR article on planned change and organisational development published from fall 2016 through fall 2017.
Learn moreMore and more of us will have to work into our 70s or even our 80s as pensions are declining and life expectancy going up. So, is this the end of retirement?
Learn moreLynda Gratton's book, 100-Year Life, has been mentioned in this article by Forbes, discussing the implications of increased longevity and the break-down of the traditional three-stage life.
Learn moreLynda Gratton has become an adviser to Japan’s top leadership, informing ministers last year that it was likely that half the children born in Japan today will live beyond 100.
Learn moreFor most working people, a proportion of the working tasks they currently perform will be either completely or partially replaced by machines and AI. We will have to make the transition toward becoming better versed in the uniquely human soft skills.
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