Research Contributor

As artificial intelligence infiltrates all levels of the recruitment process, companies need to strike the right balance between efficiency, fairness and maintaining the human touch.

When deadlines pile up and priorities compete, it’s not just your team’s problem to solve. So how can you actually help your team when they have too much on their plate?

Even as workers return to the office, our social ties aren't what they used to be. New research reveals how loneliness is reshaping the workplace — and what we can do about it.

Amid rapid workplace transformation, resilience is a crucial skill for navigating the uncertainties of modern work. So how can you instill the skill in your team...and yourself? Professor Julie McCarthy joined the Executive Summary podcast to explore how.

Companies and candidates both benefit when interviewing is a less stressful and anxious experience.

Research shows that stressed managers tend to share knowledge and recognition more generously with their team members, resulting in higher job performance and lower turnover.

Job interviews are rarely calming affairs, but an overly stressful application process can taint a candidate’s entire view on the company. There’s a better way.

With the growth of remote work and an increased focus on diversity and inclusion, companies need to find new ways to uncover, recruit and retain new sources of talent. In his talk with Rotman professor Julie McCarthy, Johnny C. Taylor offers his vision of how leaders can reimagine their company cultures in a time of global upheaval.