CLICK HERE TO READ THE NEW ISSUE Sometimes, as the old adage has it, you can’t see the wood for the trees. It’s a point that comes to mind when contemplating the future of healthcare, which is our Focus theme for this issue of Dialogue. For most of 2020, it has been impossible to … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION Camelia Ram looks at how leaders can stay focused on long-term goals in the face of short-term shocks When we make any decision, we are trying to bridge the gap between a current state and some state in the future which we want to be true. The space between those … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION Conflict management skills can help you conquer stress and anxiety. Deborah Grayson Riegel explains Stress and anxiety at work and in life are to be expected. They are even necessary: healthy levels of stress can help us set clear goals, prioritize tasks, and improve our overall performance. However, too much … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION Jim N R Dale says it’s time to get weather-savvy We live in strange and often disturbing times as far as weather and the climate are concerned. Unchecked wildfires, devastating floods, catastrophic droughts, unprecedented heat and uncommon freezes have all come to the global fore in the past few years. … Read more
In the wake of coronavirus, understanding the behavioural levers of progress is more critical than ever Humanity was underperforming before the virus. The gap between where we were and where we could be was a gulf prior to the pandemic’s arrival. How will it look after Covid-19? It will mostly be worse, but it will … Read more
Leaders can optimize their energy and resilience by eating the right foods On a day-to-day basis, your gut may be the furthest thing from your mind. But in a quite literal way, as an increasing body of scientific research now shows, it is connected to your mind in profound ways. In anatomical terms, the brain … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION Leaders’ first priority should be developing their teams. Angela Lane and Sergey Gorbatov explain why In 1999, Peter Drucker made a prediction: “The most valuable assets of the 20th-century company were its production equipment. The most valuable asset of a 21st-century institution… will be its knowledge workers and their productivity.” … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION We know what will be needed to succeed in the decade ahead, says Jacob Morgan. Leaders have to be ready What will it take to succeed in the next decade? Leadership books crowd the shelves, but they’re all focused on what it takes to be a good leader today. What … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION Coronavirus will make remote working the new normal for those that know how, write Sharmla Chetty and Hans Kuipers On various mornings in the early spring, workers around the world woke up to a whole new way of working. Millions globally had worked at home before Covid-19. But for the … Read more
READ THE FULL GRAPHIC VERSION Purpose can be measured after all, as the IFC is showing Purpose has long been considered an intangible. Not any more. The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, has changed the game with its invention of the Anticipated Impact Measurement and Monitoring (Aimm) system. The … Read more