Anne Libby, a longtime management writer, offers personal, reflective takes on workplace dynamics, leadership, and the glass cliff phenomenon, often tying in current news and pop culture. Readers get candid essays that connect startup culture and gendered leadership risks to practical lessons about managing people.
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Ethan Mollick, a business school professor, writes about how fast AI is advancing and what it means for work, education and daily life. Issues combine hands-on experiments with current AI models and analysis of broader trends such as agents, the Bitter Lesson and the gap between capability and adoption.
Essays on leadership, governance and organisational judgement, grounded in Australian case law, survey data and political philosophy such as Burke. Readers get structured arguments with practical recommendations, plus occasional guest interviews on management methods.
Charter covers the modern workplace with original research, interviews and news roundups on AI, management and the future of work. Readers get data-backed guidance and expert perspectives aimed at people leaders.
A personal essay newsletter on management, leadership and strategy, with reflections that range into economic fairness, AI and authorship, and popular culture. Each issue builds a single argument from a concrete prompt such as a post, a documentary or a pay statistic.
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