culture

Our new report explores the tension points shaping today’s employee experience. In this article we’ve shared an overview of the five big stories from the research.

In the 1936 classic Modern Times, Charlie Chaplin plays a factory worker whose entire life revolves around tightening bolts on a relentless assembly line. Nearly a century later, the ghosts of that machine continue to haunt our workplaces.

Unclear hierarchies, untamed politics and unnecessary bureaucracy drain people’s time and energy.

Several years ago there was a wave within the HR community calling on people to stop hiring for “Culture Fit” and instead hire for “Culture Add”. It was well intentioned but I think it over-corrected.

In the Mel Gibson movie ‘What Women Want’, Mel accidentally electrocutes himself and gains the ability to hear women’s thoughts. In a shocking

Almost 100 years ago, in 1930, the economist John Maynard Keynes estimated that his grandkids would work just 15 hours per week, with machines taking care of most tasks. So, how are we doing John?