Europe's not so long summer hols
In many ways, Rome is the spiritual center of Europe's summer shutdown.
Macron goes for hardest cut
Macron is aiming for nothing less than to remake French capitalism.
The most productive firms are slaying the rest
The corporate landscape has become increasingly unequal, with the most productive firms thriving and the least productive ones failing to keep up.
Buy yourself more free time
Even people who can readily afford time-saving services often don't spend money on them.
Australia unprepared for workforce automation
Australia is spectacularly unprepared for automation and this time it is more dramatic than the industrial revolution.
Wanted: caring geeks
Leaders with tech capability and empathy are in the best position to manage teams of contingent workers, staffers and cognitive agents.
Deloitte uses big data to show its Asian face
One in three Deloitte staff have an Asian background but far fewer of them are breaking through to the top ranks of the accounting firm.
How Deloitte's Andy Lim operates in an Aussie workplace
Gin and tonics have long been one of Andy Lim's techniques for adapting to a more "mainstream" working environment.
US company offers to implant chips in its employees
"Eventually, this technology will become standardised," says the company's CEO, who claims the move is the first of its kind in the US.
How to have a workplace relationship and keep your job
In recent weeks, workplace romances have blown up into costly public scandals. Here's how to avoid the scandal.
This start-up aims to swap your office with a hologram
Meta is testing the augmented reality technology on its own employees.
