Corporate Culture
Beyond the Billable Hour: Why Top Firms Are Investing in Perks Over Paychecks
Top firms are shifting from salary wars to a new battleground: employee perks. Discover the economic drivers behind this trend and what it means for investors.
From Open Mics to Opening Bells: The Unexpected Parallels Between Stand-Up Comedy and Financial Success
Discover the surprising parallels between stand-up comedy and high finance, and how skills from the stage can boost success in investing and leadership.
Beyond the Pinstripes: Why the Professional Dress Code is Getting ‘Hot Under the Collar’
Are suits an outdated relic in modern finance? We explore the forces—from fintech to climate change—unraveling traditional corporate dress codes.
From Power Suits to Hoodies: Decoding the Unspoken Dress Code of Modern Finance
From Wall Street’s power suits to Silicon Valley’s hoodies, explore how finance dress codes reflect the industry’s evolution and what it means for today.
The Canary in the Coal Mine: Why a Burnout Crisis in Law Firms Is a Ticking Time Bomb for the Global Economy
A burnout crisis is causing a talent exodus from top law firms, posing a systemic risk to the financial ecosystem, M&A deals, and the broader economy.
Beyond the Balance Sheet: Why the Most Powerful Tool in Finance Might Be a Novel
In today’s data-driven world, the most powerful tool for a CEO might not be an algorithm, but a novel. Discover the hidden ROI of reading for leaders.
Beyond the Code: What a Sci-Fi Video Game Teaches Tech About Its Own Dystopian Future
A sci-fi video game’s critique of capitalism holds surprising lessons for AI, startups, and the future of the tech industry. Are we building a better world?
The City’s Crocodile Tears: Are Finance Recruitment Woes a Myth?
The City of London’s recruitment “blues” may be a myth. A look at the data shows a self-inflicted crisis masking deeper issues of culture and inequality.
The Authenticity Premium: Why the Market’s ‘Vibe Shift’ Is Your Next Big Investment Signal
A cultural ‘vibe shift’ towards candour, seen in figures like Martha Stewart, is creating a new ‘authenticity premium’ in finance and investing.
The Trading Floor Playbook: What Sports Psychology Reveals About High-Stakes Investing and Corporate Success
Discover how the psychological forces that unite sports teams and fans offer a powerful playbook for success in finance, investing, and business leadership.
Sequoia’s Crossroads: When Free Speech, Corporate Culture, and High-Stakes Finance Collide
Sequoia’s COO resigned after the firm failed to act on a partner’s controversial posts, sparking a debate on free speech and corporate responsibility.
The Absurdist’s Edge: Why Acknowledging Workplace Nonsense is a Winning Investment Strategy
Workplace absurdity isn’t just frustrating; it’s a hidden risk to your portfolio. Learn how to spot corporate nonsense and why it matters for finance.