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EDITION 41
Jan 22, 2024

Your turn!

From subtle cues to bold moves, culture comprises the hidden undercurrents and unspoken norms that shape every great business. So how do leaders shape the rules, shift the dynamics and play to win?

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EDITION 46
SEPT 29, 2025

Your turn!

From subtle cues to bold moves, culture comprises the hidden undercurrents and unspoken norms that shape every great business. So how do leaders shape the rules, shift the dynamics and play to win?

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EDITION 46
SEPT 29, 2025

Your turn!

From subtle cues to bold moves, culture comprises the hidden undercurrents and unspoken norms that shape every great business. So how do leaders shape the rules, shift the dynamics and play to win?

In this edition

Think:Act magazine cover mock-up with a deck of cards showing the magazine with the headline "Your turn!"

In the game of business, culture deals the cards

How smart leaders cultivate cultures that win
Michael Morris, professor of management at Columbia Business School, pictured in front of a deep purple background.

What tribal instincts reveal about great leadership

Michael Morris on how social signals shape culture and decision-making
Abstract illustration by Julia Kluge showing chaotic office scenes, overwhelmed workers and outdated tech, visualizing the effects of a toxic workplace.

What it really takes to fix a toxic workplace

Toxic workplace culture costs more than morale – explore how leaders can rebuild trust and drive sustainable change
Close-up of Microsoft’s Majorana 1 quantum chip, a palm-sized prototype unveiled in 2025 with topological core architecture.

Is your organization ready for the quantum leap?

Why companies must act now to stay competitive in the age of quantum tech
Playful illustration by Nadine Redlich featuring cartoon characters, including a pink elephant and a yellow kite, under the headline “From flattery to feedback” in Think:Act Magazine.

The game-changing power of speaking freely

Why empowering grassroots voices helps transform workplace culture
Portrait of Shellye Archambeau wearing a red shirt and gold jewelry, photographed by Ysa Pérez for Think:Act Magazine.

A blueprint for success and breaking barriers in leadership

Lessons from Shellye Archambeau on ambition, strategy and inclusive leadership
Stylized illustration of a person in a wheelchair holding a pen connected to a cable, drawing geometric shapes. Artwork by Anne Albert, visualizing inclusive hiring.

Harnessing the power of AI in inclusive hiring

How smart tech can foster more equitable, human-centered recruiting practices
Illustrated portrait of Robin Dunbar, evolutionary psychologist, wearing a burgundy blazer against a green background for Think:Act Magazine.

Robin Dunbar on key numbers and group dynamics

How social bonds and brain science shape the limits of organizational scale

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