by Paul Sullivan | Apr 18, 2025 | Workplace
I want to clear up a misunderstanding. Very few Lead Dads are stay-at-home dads – or what we call Lead Dads who devote all their time to their families. There are only about 2 million of those dads in America – out of 25 million Lead Dads and 75 million fathers overall. We’ve profiled some […]
by Paul Sullivan | Mar 28, 2025 | Workplace
If we schedule a 25-minute meeting, do we take 5 minutes before the next one to get up from our desk? If we opt for a 45-minute meeting, do we make use of that 15 minutes to stand up, talk to a colleague and even take a walk? Or do we schedule an overlapping meeting […]
by Paul Sullivan | Feb 28, 2025 | Workplace
Managers, managers, managers – they’re the problem and the solution. The Moms First and McKinsey study this week on how men and women take…
by Paul Sullivan | Feb 21, 2025 | Workplace
Jamie Dimon’s gripe was remote work slows decision making. People need to be in person. What about the 300,000 employees JP Morgan has worldwide?
by Paul Sullivan | Feb 14, 2025 | Workplace
I’ve seen some backlash over Google’s Gemini Live Super Bowl ad, about how the AI in its phone can help a dad who has been caring for his daughter and not working craft a message for a job interview. It has such a universal message for working parents that I want to push back against […]
by Paul Sullivan | Jan 17, 2025 | Workplace
Companies that do not have equal leave policies are implicitly discriminating against their female employees. Companies that don’t train managers – who rose through the ranks in a different work culture – to message leave policies positively are holding back men and women. Here’s how to change this.