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We asked a psychologist for his take on Mark Zuckerberg's controversial email to staff. Here's what he said.
In 2016, Mark Zuckerberg wrote a condescending email to his employees. Psychology experts say this …
Julia Pugachevsky
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19 signs that you're a narcissist and don't even know it
The traits that make narcissists so difficult to hang out with or date — a willingness to control p…
Shana Lebowitz,Laura Casado
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Googlers prize 'psychological safety,' but it won't save them from layoffs
The term has been foundational to the company's management approach and success — but it doesn't me…
Rebecca Knight,Shana Lebowitz
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3 ways to create psychological safety for yourself when dealing with an unpredictable or difficult boss
Leadership expert Harrison Monarth says aligning with team expectations and finding your greater pu…
Harrison Monarth
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Researchers interviewed execs from Google, KPMG, and Microsoft and discovered the 10 guiding principles that make work meaningful for employees
These organizational and leadership practices aren't new, but they also aren't commonly used, resea…
Marguerite Ward
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How to set realistic New Year's resolutions and actually stick to them in 2021, according to a neuroscientist
Moran Cerf says choosing just one or two resolutions, breaking them into tangible goals, and pairin…
Moran Cerf
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Female college athletes from across the US say they've been bullied, manipulated, and psychologically abused by their coaches
Interviews with 17 former college athletes, insights from previous investigations, and input from e…
Lindsay Dodgson
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The death of small talk is a bad thing. Here are some tips for talking to strangers without being awkward in this new normal.
While some people are relieved that masks and distancing have eliminated chit-chatting with strange…
Anna Medaris Miller
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Your brain is a prediction-making machine — which is why it isn't wired to deal with a pandemic. Here's what to do about it.
The mind is relying on a set of default biases that, when applied to the current context, are at ri…
Rasmus Hougaard, Nick Hobson
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The coronavirus has killed water-cooler chatter, but it's a key skill for business and happiness
The coronavirus has near eliminated water-cooler chatter, but it's important for workplace happines…
Anna Medaris Miller
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'Growth mindset' cultures like Microsoft's drive organizational transformation, researchers say. Here's how this has measurable results for companies.
Within the paper, published in the prestigious Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, the rese…
Sherin Shibu
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Microsoft is rolling out a new management framework to its leaders. It centers around a psychological insight called growth mindset.
Popularized by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, growth mindset speaks to the underlying belief th…
Sherin Shibu,Shana Lebowitz
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A founder who worked at Tesla and Apple says one class taught by a legendary Wharton professor inspired how he runs his business. Here are the big psychological insights he gained.
"Every human interaction is influenced by various psychological factors, along with incentives. Eve…
Tom Kertscher
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3 Psychological Strategies Every Leader Should Use
3. Trying too hard to save an employee endangers your whole team. Well-intentioned managers often g…
Jacquelyn Smith
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Gen Z and millennial NEETS are on the rise many say they'd rather do nothing than be unhappy at work
A subculture of young NEETs — those not in employment, education, or training — are hap…
Lindsay Dodgson
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An $88 billion auto giant laid off 400 workers remotely in a move likened to ending a marriage by video call
The company that owns Jeep and Dodge recently terminated 400 employees virtually, sparking new disc…
Sawdah Bhaimiya
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Working for Google used to be 'sexy and exciting,' with a strong sense of security. Now, not so much.
Google's latest round of layoffs has heightened fears about its impact on creativity and innovation…
Beatrice Nolan
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Emily or Lakisha? Guess which one hiring managers chose.
Researchers have said job applicants with Black-sounding names have a tougher time getting callback…
Tim Paradis
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How loyalty died in the American workplace
Why work feels so broken right now — and how it can be repaired
Aki Ito
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A woman quit her stressful tech job and was diagnosed with ADHD. Here's how she turned the diagnosis into a new, fulfilling career.
Megan Glennie, 39, was diagnosed with ADHD late in life. It inspired her to become a ADHD coach and…