HBR Presents offers listeners a network of partner-created podcasts that are web edited by Harvard Business Review editors. The podcasts range from tips on how to become a better leader to classic case studies from Harvard Business School. The podcast network is a follow-up to the success of HBR’s popular original podcasts with a total of 2 million monthly downloads. HBR IdeaCast, Dear HBR:, and Women at Work continue to be popular, but they’re added by new episodes dealing with urgent business issues like managing the future of work, and exploring the Gig Economy.
HBS faculty interview CEOs as well as technologists and experts on the bleeding edge of what’s coming for businesses in the age of artificial intelligence, robotics, and the rapid growth of the Gig Economy. HBR on Leadership features expert interviews on leadership topics, from how to make tough calls in the boardroom to ways to build an inclusive team.
Bill Kerr, Joe Fuller and others discuss the future of work in this episode. They talk to those who are grappling with the forces that are reshaping the workplace. Scott Pulsipher is a guest. He is the President of WGU. This university is online and is focused on learning through skill rather than credit hours and also democratizes access to colleges. And Alan Jope, President of Unilever who discusses his company’s long-standing commitment to a positive impact, which has helped make it more successful and stronger.
Find out the latest research findings from HBS scientists, which includes insights on a variety of topics, from how your mind works to the way genes impact diseases. In addition, hear from experts on the intersection of law and technology on issues like resolving conflicts during pandemics, and how AI can help improve health.
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