Julia Hobsbawm

OSCAR Wilde’s assumption that life imitates art might need a rethink. Right now, it looks like the other way around. Especially when it comes to work, popular culture is reflecting back what life is l...

IT’S the fiftieth anniversary of “burnout” entering the corporate lexicon when Herbert Freudenberger, a New York psychologist, first identified it.

THE summer holiday season is upon us and airlines are clapping their hands with glee: the US Transportation Security Association expects that the number of passengers will surpass pre-pandemic levels ...

Does culture eat strategy for breakfast? The phrase has reverberated around boardrooms for decades, even though it’s a misquote of the late great management guru Peter Drucker, who in fact said “cultu...