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How to Create a Coaching Culture

A coaching culture is a workplace environment where coaching principles are deeply ingrained into the organization’s values. Learn how to create one.

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Music and Psychology

The latest research reveals deep connections between music and psychology. Learn about musical preference, personality, and the impact of AI-generated music.

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Workplace TikTok Trends

Acting your wage, task masking, quiet quitting, and other viral workplace TikTok trends have people talking about counterproductive work behaviors. But are these truly new trends in employee behavior? Our research on employee engagement and personality offers answers.

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Leadership Lessons from JFK

John F. Kennedy on leadership:

The Origins of Derailment

Jon Bentz pioneered the study of managerial derailment when he launched a 30-year study of failed managers in the late 1970s at Sears. Bentz...

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Leadership Lessons from Eisenhower

President Eisenhower on leadership:

Good Managers

Ever heard the phrase, “employees leave their bosses, not their jobs”? Bad managers are...

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Briefing Socioanalytic Theory

Socioanalytic theory draws on key ideas of Charles Darwin, Sigmund Freud, and George Herbert Mead to explain why people act as they do. All three...

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The Rocket Model: Teaching Teams How to Win

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A Tale of Two Nurses

This past weekend, I made an impromptu trip to Kansas City to be with my grandmother in the hospital after a heart attack. Thankfully, the doctors...

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Bill Gates on Leadership

Here's Bill Gates on leadership.

The Rocket Model: Team Morale and Conflict

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The Email Black Hole

Are you convinced you are too busy to keep up with your inbox?

Rethinking Leadership Training

Leadership training is a big industry. It is estimated that businesses spent approximately $60 billion on such training in...

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Meet ‘That Guy’

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