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The road in the form of increased employee loyalty, increased flexibility to seize new opportunities, and encouraging employees to innovate and contribute to the greater good. There is greater focus on the difference between the things we can control and the things we cannot. Those who are able to make this distinction and, as Giampiero Petrillieri ( ) suggests in this issue, take on the responsibility of caring for their people, will emerge from this crisis not only better leaders and become wiser people. Finally, we must point out that the summer special issue, including the text above, went to press before the tragedy of George Floyd’s death, which focused the world’s attention on ongoing racial injustice and systemic racism in the United States.
We all must affirm that Black Lives Matter. We all must take action to end racist structures and systems. At , we are also actively working to build on our long-standing commitment to publishing , inclusion, and a just and equitable society. Embracing these values will also be the hallmark of the best and wisest leaders. About the author is the executive editor of MIT Sloan Management Review. Tags: Resource Crisis Management Decision Making Leading Change Risk Management More like this Artificial Job Function Email List Intelligence Unleashes New Power for Employees: Are HR Leaders Ready? Josh Bersin Leads the Age of Transparency Explosion Melissa Swift Demonstrates the True Measure of Success Nancy Duarte Flexibility Is the Key to Integrating Meaning and Work Linda Gratton You must be logged in to post a comment. First time here? Sign up for a free account: comment on articles and access more articles. Magazine's Summer Issue Column Gaining Clarity from.
Adversity Elizabeth Heichler Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topic Leadership Crisis Management Leadership Leadership Leading Change Column Our expert columnists offer opinions and insights on the important issues facing modern businesses and managers analyze. More from this series Subscribe Share What to Read Next Five Tips for Improving One-on-One Meetings to Build a Stronger Culture: Must-Read Books of the Year for Departments MIT Must-Read Books of the Year for Artificial Intelligence Top 10 Articles of the Year Since Appearing Now Much has been said and written about uncertainty since it came into public view.
We all must affirm that Black Lives Matter. We all must take action to end racist structures and systems. At , we are also actively working to build on our long-standing commitment to publishing , inclusion, and a just and equitable society. Embracing these values will also be the hallmark of the best and wisest leaders. About the author is the executive editor of MIT Sloan Management Review. Tags: Resource Crisis Management Decision Making Leading Change Risk Management More like this Artificial Job Function Email List Intelligence Unleashes New Power for Employees: Are HR Leaders Ready? Josh Bersin Leads the Age of Transparency Explosion Melissa Swift Demonstrates the True Measure of Success Nancy Duarte Flexibility Is the Key to Integrating Meaning and Work Linda Gratton You must be logged in to post a comment. First time here? Sign up for a free account: comment on articles and access more articles. Magazine's Summer Issue Column Gaining Clarity from.
Adversity Elizabeth Heichler Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topic Leadership Crisis Management Leadership Leadership Leading Change Column Our expert columnists offer opinions and insights on the important issues facing modern businesses and managers analyze. More from this series Subscribe Share What to Read Next Five Tips for Improving One-on-One Meetings to Build a Stronger Culture: Must-Read Books of the Year for Departments MIT Must-Read Books of the Year for Artificial Intelligence Top 10 Articles of the Year Since Appearing Now Much has been said and written about uncertainty since it came into public view.