Pilita Clark

Nail-biting and lip-chewing could actually be the key to winning friends and achieving success

The Great Resignation has complicated the practice of counter-offering to a worker who threatens to leave

Pilita Clark: Even younger, tech-savvy people can be confounded by this new world

There are consequences in overlooking women of a certain age in the office

Some companies have started to launch ever more inventive ways to cut back on air travel

Being cold-called about work at home feels more invasive and irritating than it did when everyone sat in the office five days a week

Research suggests bonuses have little obvious positive effect on worker performance

If meetings are dominated by a noisy minority you can miss out on ‘diversity of thought’

Pilita Clark: Digital systems can now use algorithms to flag claims a human manager might miss

‘Grey resignation’ reverses an important pre-Covid trend towards older workforces

Pilita Clark: IPCC's massive assessments are the ultimate in decision-by-committee

US academic Anthony Klotz coined one of the defining phrases of the pandemic

Armies display admirable clarity on another vexing fixture of our companies: the job title

Emails that launch straight into subject matter run risk of being ignored

Attendees at a recent conference in London had one question: what should I wear?