
ARTICLES WITH TAG: leadership


Staying connected while working remotely
After two years of remote work, here's how to stay close with faraway colleagues.

ESSEC Knowledge Review: The future of work
ESSEC professors share their research and insights on what's next for the world of work, from remote work, to green jobs, to gender equality, and much more.

What women want: As leaders and professionals
What makes some professional women step aside instead of leaning in?

Creating the career you want: the customized workplace
Employees today are looking for more than a job - they want a career, and a career tailored to their life plan. This is where the concept of the “customized workplace” comes in.

Women’s careers: Breaking the cycle of self-fulfilling prophecies
We offer evidence-based practical solutions to mitigate the potential negative effects of professional development programs and empower women to fulfill their potential.

EU Sustainable Growth Regulations: the Challenges of Transparency, Comparability, and Leadership
Low-carbon transition has recently featured prominently in European Union (EU) policy

Power to the people: The benefits and limits of employee self-selection in organizations
What happens when there is no boss?

ESSEC Knowledge Review: Entrepreneurship and Innovation
In this issue of ESSEC Knowledge Review, we shine a spotlight on the research and the expertise of our professors in the domains of entrepreneurship and innovation.

Go for gold: What it takes to plan the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Stefan Gröschl recently explored what goes into the planning of the Olympics and Paralympics to provide a better understanding of the managerial and organizational challenges and identify key competencies for organizing major sporting events.