AI: Bringing Out The Worst In Humans Since 2022
As every article since the beginning of 2022 has noted: AI is not going away. But is there still time to stage a quiet rebellion before the robots take over?
Meet TikTok’s Latest Work Trend: Micro-retirement
For Gen Z, with the unpredictability of job security, and the known health risks of burnout, micro-retirement is becoming a desirable option.
Should Over 50s Avoid Social Media To Prevent Depression?
With so much time spent online, should we be paying better attention to the health risks? Research from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore finds excessive social media usage can be detrimental for mental health, particularly for over 50s.
The Best of BookShelf 2024
Throughout 2024 we've been profiling the authors behind the most compelling, academic works of the year, handing over the stage for them to tell us, in their own words, how their work can contribute towards creative positive change both for business and for wider society. But which books made our 2024 shortlist?
Should You Delete Instagram To Protect Your Mental Health? Experts Say No…
Whilst mindless doom-scrolling and the constant bombardment of insta-perfect lives can impact mental wellbeing, new research reveals that using social media to connect with friends and family can boost psychological well-being
Why Creatives Make The Best Leaders
What should leaders do when the old methods for getting ahead of the competition no longer work? Get creative, and work together...
Embracing The Soft Life: The Next Big Workplace Trend
Is it another TikTok fad? Or is "Soft Life" a new way for the next generation to find meaning in their work? For Gen-Z and younger Millennial workers whilst the appetite to succeed professionally still exists, the benefits of doing so aren't as clear...
Have You Secured Financial Wellness? Research Round-up
The fourth day of 2024 marked Fat Cat Thursday, when median FTSE 100 CEO pay exceeded the average worker's salary for the year. The gulf between those with and those without enough money to make ends meet is widening. By better understanding where the problems with finance lie, business schools are working to find the solutions.