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No Rules, No Trust: How Accountability Shapes Communication
In this episode, Anat Admati explains why we can’t build trust without a solid foundation of rules.
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Another Price of Sloppy Bookkeeping: Employees Want a Wage Premium.
Employees may not understand complex financial reports. But they know when their jobs could be at risk.
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Indulging in a Guilty Pleasure? Don’t Put It on the Card.
Consumers reach for cash when they want to forget about purchases they may regret later.
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A First-of-Its-Kind Look at Which Students Get Disciplined — and When
A new study tracks the ebb and flow of suspensions and detentions and their disparate impact on Black middle schoolers.
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AI Can Coach You to Lose Weight. But a Human Touch Still Helps.
New research finds that AI-powered fitness coaching is more effective when users interact with real people.
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Jacqueline Novogratz, MBA ’91, on the Role of Storytelling in Investing
The founder and CEO of Acumen shares how more honest, inspiring storytelling leads to better business.
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Transforming your Leadership: Insights from an Executive Coach
An expert executive coach shares insight into the importance of reflection, delegation, and moving away from “heroic leadership.”
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Rock and Role: How Assigning Gender to Inanimate Objects Influences Us
In this episode, Ashley Martin explains how ideas about gender affect our interactions.
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A Provocative Theory of Identity Finds There is No “You” in Self
Brian Lowery presents a challenging look at our sense of self — and just how little say we have over it.
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The Power of No: How Boundaries Help Us Live More Empowered Lives
In this episode, Vanessa Patrick shares how saying no empowers us to live the lives we want.
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In Putin’s Crosshairs, This Author/Investor Keeps Telling the Truth
Stanford GSB alumnus Bill Browder outed Russian government corruption, and Putin wants him silenced.
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All the Feels: The Personal and Professional Power of Emotional Awareness
In this episode, Celine Teoh shares why deep connection with others starts by connecting more deeply with ourselves.
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Investigating the Unsolved Mysteries of Boardrooms and C-Suites
More than a decade and 100 papers later, Closer Look finds that there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to questions about corporate governance.
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Taking a Stand with Your Brand: Genderless Fashion in Africa
An activist and a business owner make a bold fashion statement by standing up for LGBTQ rights.
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No Regrets: How to Take Risks in Your Communication, Relationships, and Career
In this podcast episode, Dan Pink shares why we often over-index on risk.
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Will a Police Stop End in Arrest? Listen to Its First 27 Seconds.
Researchers have identified a linguistic signature that can predict whether encounters with cops will escalate. Black drivers hear this pattern as well.
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Jennifer Hyman on the Power of Relentless Optimism
The CEO and cofounder of Rent The Runway shares stories from the company’s inception to being one of 30 women who have taken a company public.
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Labor Pains: How Executives Can Help Broker Workers’ Discontent
Union advocate says organizing efforts shouldn't be seen as disloyal.
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“Um, Like, So”: How Filler Words Can Be Effective in Communication
Valerie Fridland explains the meaning we all ascribe to these words and how to use them more effectively in your communication.
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When Is It Too Late to Give Up Control of Your Finances?
Investors know the risks of making financial mistakes as they get older, but also want to oversee their money for as long as possible.
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Class Takeaways — Reputation Management
Five lessons in five minutes: Lecturer Allison Kluger shares tips on successfully managing your professional reputation.
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Explainer: What Is Machine Learning?
Computers are getting smarter. But what does it mean to say they’re learning?
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Is That Self-Driving Car a Boy or a Girl?
Gender-neutral tech might avoid stereotypes, but a new study finds that people feel less attached to it.
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Strategy: It’s the Big Bets that Matter
Creating a well-thought-out strategy for your business requires accepting that you can’t control everything.