HBR Presents is a network of podcasts produced by partners, edited and curated by Harvard Business Review editors. The topics covered in the podcasts range from how to become a leader to the most famous case studies from Harvard Business School. The podcast network is a follow-up to the success of HBR’s original podcasts with a total of 2 million monthly downloads. HBR IdeaCast and Dear HBR: continue to be popular podcasts, but they are now joined by new episodes that deal with urgent business issues, for example, managing the future work force and examining the Gig Economy.
HBS faculty interview CEOs as well as technologists and experts to find out what the future holds for businesses in a world of artificial intelligence, robots, and rapid expansion data room hub of the Gig Economy. HBR on Leadership features expert interviews on leadership topics, from the skills needed to make tough decisions in the boardroom, to how to develop an inclusive team.
Bill Kerr, Joe Fuller and others discuss the future of work in this episode. They talk to the leaders who are struggling with the forces that are reshaping the workplace. The guests include Scott Pulsipher, President of WGU, an online university that focuses on teaching skills instead of credit hour and also democratizes access to colleges. Also, Alan Jope, President of Unilever and discusses the company’s long-standing commitment to doing good that has helped make it more successful and stronger.
Find the most recent research from HBS researchers, including information about topics ranging from how your mind functions to how genes influence the development of. Plus, hear from experts on the interplay between technology and law regarding issues such as the resolution of conflicts during pandemics and how AI could benefit health.