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The future of work is here now. How should business leaders respond and what should they prioritise in the months ahead?
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Focus on building collaboration and innovation in the new working world
By Alison Benson
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Titles to provoke, delight and inspire you to greater heights – as recommended by London Business School experts
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Key ways to win in the 'new normal'
By Michael G Jacobides, Martin Reeves
26 Feb 2021
LBS Career Centre’s Christian Dummett and Patricia Keener discuss how students are developing the skills needed for a rapidly evolving world
26 Feb 2021
Once considered the ‘next big thing’, technology is now driving economic growth in all sectors. David Morris asks what this means for future leaders
26 Feb 2021
LBS Career Centre’s Alyona Segline reflects on how changes in the retail and FMCG sectors translate into opportunities for job-seekers
26 Feb 2021
COVID-19 has put the spotlight on healthcare – but where are the opportunities for leaders today? Alyona Segline, Head of Diversified Sectors, Career Centre
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The changes the pandemic has wrought won’t all simply reverse once Covid is behind us. This phenomenon explains why
By Julian Birkinshaw
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Thinking about a career change? Three LBS alumni tell Sam Bartlett about taking their careers in new and radical directions
By Sam Bartlett
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Covid-19 accelerated existing workplace trends and created many new challenges. So where are we now – and what’s next?
By Lynda Gratton
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LBS students discuss LGBTQ+, racial, gender and socioeconomic diversity in the workplace. How can businesses achieve real inclusivity?
By Ed Boyanoski MBA2021, Tsepo Serakalala MBA2022, Martha Mends MiFPT2022, Parsha Hobbs MBA2021, Ina Liu MBA2021, Naveen Kler MBA2022
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The working world has changed beyond recognition. Your leadership needs to evolve – and fast
By Tammy Erickson
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Being your authentic self with colleagues can help you create success for yourself and your business – if there’s a good organisational fit
By Alison Benson
Demand for our talent continues to transcend borders, sectors and markets with 90% of our MBA2020 class accepting job offers within four months of graduation. Despite the cohort joining the job market in the midst of a pandemic, they secured roles across 39 different countries and a variety of sectors - with careers in tech proving second most popular, after consulting.
of MBA students accepted a job
4 months after graduating
"The best leaders I’ve worked for have always been great communicators and have been really interested in the people working for them"
Alison Cox
Executive Director of Engineering & Technical Services at Sir Robert McAlpine
"It's always risky launching a business in uncertain circumstances, but if anything, COVID-19 has accelerated the need for what we do"
Inna Malaia
Founder and Virtual CEO at Bevel World
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Why a Sloan alumnus with expertise in revitalising and scaling up companies joined a non-profit that promotes empathy and understanding
By Alison Benson
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We will never return to the old “normal”. Here’s how to forge a new way forward
By Annette MacKenzie
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Here’s how to use disputes between team members to drive group performance
By Randall S Peterson
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Boost your wellbeing at work this year by consciously developing these aptitudes and changing your attitude
By Aine Doris
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Making the most of the present and working towards a better future means changing plans and seizing new opportunities
By Hussein Kanji, Ioannis Ioannou, John Dore, Aleksandra Makarova, Nasi Rwigema, Stephanie Webster
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