In a report from recruitment agency Robert Walters, 52 percent of Gen Zers said they don't want to become middle managers.

BI studied the latest hiring numbers, and things don't look good for experienced supervisors.

Next year, one in 10 in managers will be Gen Zers. How can companies prepare a new class of managers for success?

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Shares of the server maker jumped after the company said evidence reviewed by its special committee didn’t raise substantial ...

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In 2019, California Governor Newsom hired veteran technology executive Steve Gordon to transform the troubled DMV: to ...