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Making space for Buddha in the boardroom
It seems farfetched to imagine that an ancient meditation technique, practised by Buddhists over 2,000 years ago, could have a place in the 21st-century corporate boardroom. Yet, despite criticisms that it is just another faddish appropriation (and aberration) of...
Everything you know about giving feedback at work could be wrong
Management guru Marcus Buckingham has a bone to pick with one of the prevailing trends in management wisdom -- that companies need to get a lot better at giving tough, candid feedback, and need to do it a lot more often. As indicative of the trend, he points to recent...
How time and mobility can make a 4-hour work week
Is it possible to have a life of complete freedom without being a millionaire? By using time and mobility as a currency it might just be. This is one of the underlying truths of Tim Ferris’ book The 4-Hour Work Week. The best-selling author has been an adviser for...
The Chopping Block Paradox: Why Companies Cut Programs They Can’t Afford to Lose
The CEOs of Best Buy, Yahoo!, and Hewlett Packard all nixed flexible work policies in response to financial downturns. “During this critical turnaround period, HP needs all hands on deck,” said Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman. “[T]he more employees we get into the...
Never take a bad work day home again, using these 3 steps
It’s about creating a space to transition from your work self to your home self, according to peak performance researcher and consultant Adam Fraser.
There Is a Free Lunch, After All. It’s at the Office.
By Priya Krishna Everyone who works at Ben & Jerry’s headquarters in Burlington, Vt., is entitled to three free pints of ice cream for each day of work. At the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington, employees are treated daily to...
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