Discover the top 5 most-read blog articles from the Your Brain at Work blog — and find out what the smartest leaders are focusing on right now.
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Discover the top 5 most-read blog articles from the Your Brain at Work blog — and find out what the smartest leaders are focusing on right now.
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Award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien discusses the power of storytelling in helping leaders build inclusion throughout their teams.
The growing wisdom to “kill performance ratings” actually follows from an even larger observation about traditional performance management.
More than 200 CEOs have agreed to put societal values ahead of profits. Here’s why brain science says this is a move in the right direction.
Dean Carter, CHRO at Patagonia, discusses how taking a “regenerative” approach to performance management truly gets the best out of people.
Whether it’s sharing an idea or challenging someone else’s behavior, speaking up at work is fraught with feelings of threat.
Getting feedback doesn’t have to feel like an attack on your performance. With a growth mindset, feedback can become the useful tool it’s meant to be.
By using growth mindset, we can give performance reviews that are more accurate, less threatening, and support our team members to develop and succeed.
This year’s NeuroLeadership Summit will feature scientists doing research around teamwork, learning, motivation, and more.
A keynote session at this year’s NeuroLeadership Summit explores the social domains that can either motivate us to perform or cause us to recede in threat.
A recent poll suggests that HR leaders may see manager capabilities as a major obstacle in performance management, but they say the solution lies elsewhere.
Before you can launch any initiative, you’ll need your leaders’ buy-in. So we’ve compiled a list of our most foundational pieces on allyship to help you make the case to your organization.
With much of the U.S. poised to return to the office in the coming months, organizations are renegotiating how, when, and where people work.
We want to believe all managers are now “resilience coaches”, but we have to clear a few hurdles before we get there. Here’s how.
We’ve all had to become practitioners of resilience in the past year. In that time, some myths and misconceptions have arisen. Here’s what the science says.
Organizations are using allyship to promote an inclusive culture. We want to learn more about ways in which organizations make it a reality.
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