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What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views.

All conversations can be challenging. Harvard's Allison Wood Brooks offers research backed tips and tricks for reframing the way we talk to everyone.

New research shows that commiseration can be detrimental to effective team leadership. Try compassion with emotional distance instead.

Michael Bungay Stanier joins the second season of Rotman Visiting Experts to talk about the conversations we need to have to improve any working relationship.

In the realm of persuasion, people generally believe that more is better. But that isn’t always true: Over-arguing can also trigger a negative response.

We can all be better at our jobs, and leadership is no different. Whether it’s communicating with our employees, growing our personal and professional networks or helping our teams thrive, these articles will help you be a better leader.

Highly compensated employees are more likely to engage in unethical behaviour out of their sense of reciprocity with their hiring manager, new research finds.

Nearly a century later, the Second World War conflict between Japan and China is still having an impact on brand sales, a new study finds. With such a lasting influence, how can brands navigate historical events?