Workplace Culture

6 articles

Employees expressing concern and disengagement in a modern office setting amidst increasing AI integration.
Leadership

New leadership paradigms for AI adoption to address disengagement

Between May 2025 and May 2026, positive employee sentiment toward AI plummeted, revealing a skeptical and concerned workforce. New leadership paradigms are crucial to address this widespread disengagement.

Daniel Cross·September 9, 2026
A diverse team collaborating in a bright office, sharing ideas on a whiteboard, symbolizing trust and innovation.
Leadership

What is Psychological Safety and Why Does it Fuel Innovation?

Only 47% of employees globally describe their workplaces as psychologically safe and healthy, a concerning statistic given its proven link to innovation.

Daniel Cross·August 30, 2026
The Ultimate Guide to Hiring a Leadership Speaker: Why Choose Brooklyn Dicent?
Leadership

The Ultimate Guide to Hiring a Leadership Speaker: Why Choose Brooklyn Dicent?

Employee disengagement costs businesses trillions globally, pushing U.S. engagement to a decade-low. Leadership expert Brooklyn Dicent offers a strategic blueprint to combat burnout, transforming workplace culture into a profitable competitive advantage.

Sponsored·May 11, 2026
An executive experiencing burnout, overwhelmed by work and stress despite corporate well-being initiatives.
Leadership

Executive Burnout Despite Well-being Initiatives Shows Leadership Failure

More than half of faculty and staff in higher education have considered leaving their jobs due to burnout, workload, and stress, according to Inside Higher Ed .

Daniel Cross·May 6, 2026
A diverse team of firefighters in a fire station, demonstrating collaboration and engagement, with a focus on leadership principles.
Leadership

What Are Servant Leadership Principles and Employee Engagement?

In a metropolitan fire department in Colorado, 183 career firefighters were surveyed to understand how prioritizing their needs impacted their work engagement.

Daniel Cross·May 5, 2026
Silhouetted figures of disengaged employees in a dimly lit office, representing the widespread trend of quiet quitting and its impact.
Leadership

What is quiet quitting and its economic and organizational toll?

Fifty-nine percent of the global workforce currently fits the quiet quitting profile, meaning they are actively disengaged from their work.

Daniel Cross·April 18, 2026