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This well-meaning injunction resonates differently depending on whether you are a boomer or a millennial. Behind this innocuous phrase lies a profound change in our relationship with ourselves and others. This article was published in French.

Companies are often looking for executives capable of “leading like a conductor”. But this idealized image masks radically different leadership styles. Deciphering a seductive but misleading metaphor.(in french)

What can be said about leadership that is intelligible and sensible?

While some experts recommend caution to avoid professional stigma, others believe it is important to share the experience to promote healing and raise awareness of the reality. In this article by Caroline Zuercher, published in the Tribune de Genève on 14 October 2024, different points of view are explored, as well as the risks and […]

Discussing salary issues can often be tricky, especially when you’re in front of a recruiter. Nevertheless, it’s a key step in the job interview process.

With its minimalist labor code, high wages, absence of union disputes and full employment, Switzerland seems to be the antithesis of France. As part of their HR Master’s program, 20 French HR professionals visited Switzerland in the spring of 2024. They found six structural differences.

Taking action on corporate health requires us to take into account the institutional culture, processual complexity and historical dimension of our economy. Ignore this in-depth reflection, and you run the risk of putting plasters on wooden legs. (article in French)

“Our era is paradoxical. On the networks, we preach the virtues of psychological security; but at the same time, fear seems to envelop us in its gloomy mantle: war is on our doorstep, century-old institutions are disappearing and a feeling of precariousness is taking hold. In companies, we hear talk of benevolence, happiness in the […]

“Faced with a shortage of manpower, some companies are trying to attract candidates using original methods, but which may raise questions.” (in french)