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When time’s up

Getting rid of a CEO can be as expensive as keeping one. One of my preferred management writers, Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries, penned an interesting and insightful blog for Harvard Business Review recently in which he considers how long CEOs should stay in the job. Seven years, plus or minus a couple, is the most common response he gets. But, according to de Vries, there are important considerations boards should take into account.

So, you want to be a CEO? #2

Management Editorial Team May 2, 2024

For young (and perhaps not so young) leaders wanting to move into a top job, it appears that it’s your ability to deliver that is pivotal for any CEO role.

Stuff Group Wins Global Award for Transformation Strategy

Management Editorial Team April 29, 2024

New Zealand’s Stuff Group has been awarded a global prize for business transformation at the International News Media Association (INMA) awards, almost four years after its management buyout from Australian

Leadership: How to move from ‘difficult’ to ‘difference-making’ conversations

Management Columnist April 24, 2024

Few people enjoy holding ‘difficult’ conversations in the workplace, but there are approaches you can take that make these conversations easier and ensure the other party feels understood. By Kate

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