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In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and complex societal challenges, the concept of systems thinking has emerged as a powerful tool for understanding and addressing the intricate web of interconnections that define our world. Peter Senge, a renowned systems scientist, author of "The Fifth Discipline," and senior lecturer at MIT, has dedicated his career to exploring the depths of this approach.

Navigate working in Japan with our guide to Japanese work culture. Understand Japanese business culture and learn to thrive.

An employee development plan is a document that ensures your employees training and development continues throughout their career.

The question of how to find your purpose can be daunting. Here are some ways to move forward meaningfully and avoid common traps that might be holding you back.

Discover the power of servant leadership with Chad Eudy, SVP of Leadership Develo@ment at FHI. Learn the seven principles of this compassionate, people-centered leadership style and how it can transform your organization, promote long-term success, and create a positive work environment.

Creating a meaningful career can be tough, but finding your passion through kokorozashi can make things easier. GLOBIS USA president Tomoya Nakamura speaks with three GLOBIS MBA alumni about how finding their kokorozashi improved their careers.

Do you wish you had chosen a different career path? Learning to practice empathy at work could be the first step towards a brighter future.