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July 18, 2016 Give Yourself Permission to Work Fewer Hours By Elizabeth Grace Saunders And don't feel guilty about it.

Leadership The Psychological Underpinnings of This Strange Political Summer by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic They're not rational. Job search Why You Should Always Go Off-Script in a Job Interview by Tanya Menon, Leigh Thompson Prevent your interviewer from making snap judgments. Entrepreneurship What's the Most Lucrative MBA Career? by Richard S. Ruback, Royce Yudkoff Consultants versus small-business owners. Data The 4 Mistakes Most Managers Make with Analytics by Anja Lambrecht, Catherine Tucker Collecting lots of data is not the hard part. Diversity Why Subtle Bias Is So Often Worse than Blatant Discrimination by Eden King, Kristen Jones It's more common and harder to prove. Stress The Data-Driven Case for Vacation by Shawn Achor, Michelle Gielan People who take 11 or more vacation days are 30% more likely to receive a raise. Communication What Great Listeners Actually Do by Jack Zenger, Joseph Folkman It's about more than keeping quiet. Personnel policies How We Rewrote Our Company's Mental Health Policy by Kelsey Meyer A five-step process other companies can use.

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