Leadership

New research from Columbia Business School challenges the conventional wisdom offered by a generation of negotiation scholars

It takes less than 30 seconds for someone to form a first impression. Here's how to make it great.

Alexander Tuff '03 reveals six mistakes you might be making with your mission, vision, and values statements — and how to avoid them.

At a time when organizations urgently need workers with backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, and math, new research suggests that women, and especially women of color, might be leaving STEM fields thanks to pervasive gender and racial bias.

At a time when organizations urgently need workers with backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, and math, new research suggests that women, and especially women of color, might be leaving STEM fields thanks to pervasive gender and racial bias.

First-of-its-kind analysis of more than 5,000 mountain-climbing expeditions to show how hierarchical cultural values can predict success and fatality rates

First-of-its-kind analysis of more than 5,000 mountain-climbing expeditions to show how hierarchical cultural values can predict success and fatality rates.

No matter where your home base is, Asia is a necessary stopover on the career path to the corner office. Top search executives explain why.

No matter where your home base is, Asia is a necessary stopover on the career path to the corner office. Here’s how, and where, to get your ticket punched.

The nurse in the Ebola quarantine flap is a reminder that it hurts when decisions go against us, but it hurts a lot more when you feel you’ve also been disrespected in the process.