BlueSky BookShelf Meets… Bart Jansen
Tech giants are setting the rule book on digital life and our access to it whilst asset managers are wielding powers once left to governments. Is it time we readdressed the ethics of it all? Bart Jansen explains in his latest book.
Bird’s Eye: Is It The End Of Maths, Brexit, And Disinformation?
Our columnist Jamie Hose explores the dark side of increasingly clever AI, the vulnerabilities of data centres and shifting political perspectives, with the help of some expert voices.
Applying To Business School? Strive For Authenticity, Not Perfection
Be yourself, be honest, be specific and find a good mentor! Our experts share their advice for ensuring your application stands out for the right reasons
Is AI Increasing The Bias Against Women In The Workplace?
Research has identified a pattern of AI discriminating against women, giving humans even more reason to question the tech's integrity, trust, and ethics.
How To Keep Hold Of Your Holiday High
How do you keep your motivation high when your holidays end? Go on another! Research has found that taking more holiday can be a boost to employee productivity.
Top Professors To Follow If You’re Interested In HR
Whether you’re looking to study HR, considering a career change, an employer seeking to improve the inner workings of their organisation, or simply interested, these experts can help
Introducing The Class Of 2026: The Beginning Of Something New
Graduation marks a time of celebration, excitement, and significant change... Thankfully the Class of 2026 is more than capable of taking on the challenge.
Jensen Huang, Jo Malone And The Childhood Roots Of Overwork
Jensen Huang was nine when his family sent him from Taiwan to the Oneida Baptist Institute in rural Kentucky. Huang was assigned to clean the bathrooms. The CEO of Nvidia describes it without a trace of grievance. "It never occurred to us that it was hard work.". New research from INSEAD suggests the same background can lead to something different.