Talent attraction is a critical stage of recruitment that must be fair, evidence-based, and effective at identifying candidates who will positively contribute to an organisation. Read here about our most recent research on TAQ.
Read MoreAn interview with Becky Pulley and Karin Kindstrand Lyckemalm from AstraZeneca, on the latest Talent Attraction study we did and our shared scientific approach to the workplace.
Read MoreThe summary of our leadership roundtable on the topic of Talent Management in an era of AI.
Read MoreA big day for MoreThanNow!
Read MoreOn March 12th our Managing Director, Katryn Wright, hosted the UK book launch of Make Work Fair at MoreThanNow’s offices in London.
Read MoreWe are proud to share our alternative solution to ‘traditional’ diversity training that has just been published in Science, developed with an academic team from Exeter University, Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Business School.
Read MoreBetter management is at the forefront of improving performance. In this article we describe our research with Vodafone alongside EZRA.
Read MoreA series of experiments we conducted throughout the performance management cycle.
Read MoreOur experiment on inclusion and talent attraction pillars, together with Worley.
Read MoreThe summary of our roundtable at Harvard Kennedy School, March 19th 2024.
Read MoreThe first RCT conducted on Inclusive Leadership Development - conducted together with Phoenix Group.
Read MoreRead about situational humility in leadership and its important role in fostering psychological safety in your organisation.
Read MoreRead about our experiment on women in leadership at Ericsson, achieving some of the largest effects we’ve seen at MoreThanNow.
Read MoreRead more about our recent findings from our Leadership Co-Lab and a Global FMCG on the tensions leaders face.
Read MoreRead more about some of our previous workplace research that led to the creation of the Wellbeing Lab.
Read MoreThe next interview in the instalment, with Prof. Vanessa Bohns from Cornell University, and Prof. Laura Giurge from the London School of Economics.
Read MoreThe next interview in the series, with Research Fellow Siri Chilazi from Harvard Kennedy School.
Read MoreThe first instalment in a new series, with Assistant Professor Edward Chang from Harvard Business School.
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