Season 3 of The Why Podcast explored how modern systems often struggle to account for the complexity of human behaviour. Across ten conversations, London Business School faculty challenged simplistic ...
Focus less on persuading people and more on really getting to know them. Be curious and humble enough to ask about what you don’t understand – including AI. Be there for your employees if you want to ...
Life could be your most important strategic challenge. Are you allocating your scarcest resources (time, attention and energy) to what truly matters? In the race for AI domination, we need to ask hard ...
AI can process data, but it lacks context, ethics and empathy – qualities essential for sound judgement. Leadership decisions hinge on six elements of judgement: knowledge, context, trust, feelings, ...
This leads to greater engagement with the message and better motivates action on climate change and other threats Reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 2018) and the Paris ...
AI fluency exposes the fact that business-school analyses, models and frameworks have not always addressed the most urgent problems facing firms. Business schools shouldn’t be trying to turn managers ...
The conditions that characterise crises—uncertainty, time pressure, high stakes, strong emotions, and competing stakeholder interests—also arise in many situations that organisations may never ...
At London Business School, we bring together world-class education, research and real-world business insights. Explore our programmes and partnerships designed for aspiring students, experienced ...
State-backed oil firms account for more than 75 per cent of the world’s oil reserves; the world’s largest natural gas company is Russia’s national champion Gazprom. The largest cellular service ...
This is the first book I recommend to anyone who wishes to learn how to negotiate more effectively or refresh their negotiation basics. It covers the mental habits and behavioural strategies you need ...
Stablecoins solve a problem that doesn't exist in economies with efficient payment systems. Their real appeal is to those seeking to move money outside the reach of regulators. The stability they ...