If you think “water cooler moments” unlock creativity, you’re focusing on the wrong thing
Spoiler alert: it's got nothing to do with whiteboards, either.
Teamwork
Great teamwork starts with people and practices. (Get those things right, then start thinking about tools!) Our collection of teamwork articles will help you and your team lay a solid foundation for being more effective, more collaborative, and just plain happier at work.
Video games can help your team work smarter (no, seriously)
Attention, managers: by the end of this article, we’ll have you slaying dragons with your direct reports in the name of team harmony.
Advice, stories, and expertise about work life today.
4 common workplace conflicts (and how to deal)
In an ideal world, your team would work harmoniously. They’d celebrate each other’s wins, support each other’s growth, and enjoy spending time together (whether in-person or virtually) off the clock.
Don’t want to return to the office? Here’s what to do
A step-by-step plan to help you frame your request, counter objections, and negotiate for what you really want.
What introverts want extroverts to know about workplace collaboration
We all know the stereotypes about introverts and extroverts. While wildly exaggerated, introverts are often viewed as shy, timid bookworms who avoid parties like the plague, while extroverts are seen as outgoing social butterflies...
Saving time to save lives: this Best-in-Class Team Award winner is always racing the clock
How NYU Perlmutter Cancer Center and Essex Management streamlined clinical trials.
Here’s how our Team of the Year is supporting sub-Saharan farmers through the pandemic
One Acre Fund had to go digital – fast – or risk disrupting the food-supply chain in 8 countries.
How ‘kudos’ can transform team meetings, culture, morale, and relationships
You’ve spent months working on a project. You’ve dedicated countless hours on collecting data and organizing it into a swoon-worthy presentation complete with easy-to-digest handouts. You nail your presentation during a team meeting and...
