MENLO PARK, Calif., May 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- Today’s workplaces are currently experiencing a growing trust gap between employees and company leadership. The primary pain points include a new ...

Bluntness is back in style, especially in the business world. Yet its face has changed dramatically from the old-fashioned, prickly schoolmarm's “spare the rod, spoil the child” approach. Today’s ...

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Evernote CEO Chris O’Neill’s leadership track record is a tour de force. Prior to taking the helm of the internationally acclaimed productivity app in 2015, O’Neill served as the managing director of ...

I recently read Kim Scott's New York Times Bestseller, Radical Candor, and I feel it should be required reading for anyone who aspires to be a great leader and colleague. The book offers actionable ...

When I first published my book Radical Candor: Be a Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity in 2017, I was convinced that the most effective way to communicate with people at work was in person.

If you’re like most folks, you don’t love the feedback process, but you also know it’s an essential part of being on a team. During the course of her career in the tech world, Kim Scott became ...

Kim Scott knows what makes a good boss. After she helped lead Google's AdSense team, Scott became a sought-after CEO coach in Silicon Valley, advising C-suite clients at Dropbox, Twitter and other top ...

Last weekend, I was watching Silicon Valley. I love this show because of how it accurately skewers the business and tech worlds. Sometimes, for the sake of humor, it gets things really wrong like in ...

Meet Jordan. One of our senior-level employees, Jordan came to us with a fabulous reputation. We heard from several people who knew her outside of the office and could vouch for her being an “awesome ...

46% of Executives said a lack of honest feedback across the company was their top concern. 67% of HR leaders have observed workers remain silent about concerns 70% of people have never been taught to ...