career
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Brain power
The power of career conversations
When young people have conversations with others about their careers, they have lower levels of career uncertainty and anxiety.
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Brain power
Weak ties really do help our career
Research shows that the greatest job mobility comes from moderately weak social network ties.
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Brain power
Connecting work and education more effectively
Millions are out of work, but there's a shortage of workers. Research reveals a tenuous connection between education and employment.
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Brain power
How sharing knowledge can help your career
There’s abundant evidence showing how sharing knowledge benefits organisations. But recent research shows there can also be career benefits for…
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Brain power
The impact scandal has on your career
Is there guilt by association when employees enter the market for a new job after a corporate scandal?
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Systems & complexity
Applied Understanding: To Degree or Not [Systems thinking & modelling series]
If ever there was a place for strategic thinking, it is in how someone starts, manages, builds, grows, or extends…
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Systems & complexity
The network science of career success
What is it that really causes the success of people like Apple cofounder Steve Jobs? In a post on Medium,…
