Are Gen Z truly saying "thanks, but no thanks" to leadership roles? Our host Darren Bolton joins Chloe Carr and Dr. Flo Falayi, PhD, ACC to explore how organizations can attract, develop, and retain Gen Z leaders. Discover actionable strategies for building a leadership pipeline that aligns with Gen Z’s values of flexibility, growth, and meaningful work.
About us
Korn Ferry is a global organizational consulting firm, bringing together strategy and talent to drive superior performance for our clients. We work with clients to design their organizational structures, roles, and responsibilities. We help them hire the right people and advise them on how to reward, develop, and motivate their workforce. And we help professionals navigate and advance their careers.
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- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, CA
- Type
- Public Company
- Specialties
- Executive Search, Leadership and Talent Consulting, Coaching, Talent Management, Executive Recruiting, Organizational Strategy, Assessment & Succession, Talent Acquisition, Leadership Development, and Rewards & Benefits
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Employees at Korn Ferry
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Tarun Inuganti
Global Practice Leader | Technology
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James Lawton
Tech CxO | Entrepreneur | Startup Advisor | Tech Investor | Robotics | Software | SaaS | Data | Analytics | AI
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Richard Taylor
Top-tier facilitator and developer of leaders and teams
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Eric Tachibana
Making Enterprise Transformation totally practical
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Nearly 40% of you told us that skill-based hiring is important. But only 17% of you feel prepared to implement it. Why is it so important? To transform and grow your business, focusing on hiring for critical skills is essential. The first step is determining which skills are crucial for your organization. We've got you. Use these actionable steps to get started.
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Did you know? Some experts say the best time to schedule a meeting is Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Why? It's the perfect balance—not too early in the morning and not too late in the week. Time is our most valuable asset, and successful CEOs and business leaders know this well. Do you agree?
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Our careers are where we spend a huge amount of our time. You should expect a feeling of purpose and fulfillment in what you do. If you are feeling the below it might be time for some reflection. 🏢 Disinterest in Work and Coworkers: If your job and colleagues no longer engage you, it’s a red flag. “You should be excited about your work,” says Stacey Perkins, a Korn Ferry Advance career coach. 🤔 Jealousy: Use feelings of envy to reflect on what you admire about other roles and what you want from your career. 🌟 Lack of Impact: Regularly feeling like you’re not making a meaningful contribution might mean it’s time for a new role that aligns with your strengths and allows you to make a difference. 💸 Pay Losing Importance: When salary starts to lose its significance, a career switch can seem less daunting. 🏠 Work Consuming Personal Life: If your job is distancing you from friends and family, it could be a sign to consider a change.
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You might think all great leaders share the same traits, but our research reveals a different story. We've identified five key characteristics that predict a leader’s effectiveness—and they might surprise you. 🌟 Great leaders have the courage to make tough decisions without having all the information. They prioritize certain visions or strategies, even if it means de-prioritizing others. 🌟 Some leaders excel in growth, while others shine in crisis or turnaround situations. Interestingly, empathy is the second most critical skill for growth-oriented leaders. 🌟 “Truly transformational leaders are confident yet humble. They are open, curious, and willing to listen and learn,” says Guangrong Dai. 🌟 Trust is a two-way street. While teams must trust their leaders, it is equally important for leaders to trust their teams at all levels. 🌟 Adaptability is a key component of agility.
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According to a Forbes survey, 1/3 of employers are now less likely to hire Ivy League graduates compared to five years ago, while 42% are more inclined to hire public-university grads. For decades, an Ivy League degree was a golden ticket to top industries. Today, the focus has shifted towards skills and experience over pedigree. Why the change? 🎓 https://krnfy.bz/3XZBKlF
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Openly questioning the boss’s policies has perhaps been the most public expression of modern employee empowerment. Some workers use internal message boards to criticize raises. Others take to third-party review sites such as Glassdoor to complain about office policies. Now, some bosses are saying, “enough,” to public scrutiny. 👉 https://krnfy.bz/427G1EJ #employeeempowerment #workplaceculture #leadership
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