In this episode of The Leaderonomics Show, Charles shares his insight on how organisations can benefit from a little bit of lightheartedness in the workplace to encourage creativity and innovation.

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You love your work. You’ve dedicated so many years to serving your people, the mission, and making a difference. But now, everything’s changed. Day after day, you face a new set of decisions that make ...

Businesses need insurance to cover for cases that may lead to their shutdown and inability to source funds to support themselves. Leadership involves taking risks, managing challenges, and leading a ...

This International Women’s Day, I’m reflecting on the simple things that can truly “Accelerate Action”. While we undoubtedly need support from big corporations and the government, this time, I want to ...

Running a Minecraft server is more than just a game—it’s a crash course in leadership. Managing a Minecraft server might seem like a fun hobby, but those who have done it know it requires serious ...

Looking to the future, digital leadership will only become more important. In today's digital age, a leader's influence often extends beyond boardrooms and face-to-face meetings. Whether you're a ...

Understand the challenges and strategies for transitioning from traditional leadership models to innovative, forward-thinking approaches. In this inspiring MAD Talk, Ang Hui Ming delves into the '6 ...

Discover how AI can enhance observation and journaling practices for personal and professional growth. Ensuring employees are paid accurately and on time is a fundamental responsibility for any ...

Anggie is the English editor at Leaderonomics, where creating content is an integral part of her daily work. She is never without her trusty companion: a steaming cup of green tea or iced latte. Wow, ...

The wave of layoffs in Silicon Valley in the past two years is far from over. After a brutal 2023 that saw over 100,000 tech workers laid off in the United States, 2024 shows no signs of letting up.