Researcher Garrett Johnson and executive Jamie Seltzer discuss the end of third-party cookies in digital marketing, new technologies to replace cookies, trade-offs for digital marketers, and potential effects on online advertising and publishing industries.

MIT research scientist Beth Pollack and Vanguard University professor Ludmila Praslova discuss the challenges of long Covid in the workplace. They highlight the symptoms, lack of treatments, and the need for accommodations. Recommendations include flexible work arrangements and supportive policies for employees with chronic illnesses.

Harvard Business School professor Ayelet Israeli discusses the boom in celebrity brands, attributing it to social media and direct-to-consumer retail. She emphasizes the importance of quality, consumer trust, and market expertise. Lessons for entrepreneurs and companies are outlined, showing the impact of celebrity endorsements in various industries.

Explore the challenges of deploying generative artificial intelligence in organizations and the impact on work. Learn from management professor Ethan Mollick about the potential and struggles of using AI tools. Delve into the uncertainties of AI adoption, the role of expertise in organizations, and the implications of AI in recruiting. Discover the innovation landscape with AI and its influence on advertising and publishing.

Barbara Kellerman, a Center for Public Leadership Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School, discusses how bad leaders can spiral downward effortlessly, using examples from the public and private sectors. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing and avoiding ineffective and unethical leaders, highlighting the challenges of defining and combating bad leadership.

Senior leaders face challenges in managing technology and incorporating generative AI. Tech at Work series covers topics like collaboration technology, spatial computing, and digital marketing without third-party cookies. Expert researchers and practitioners share insights to help leaders stay ahead in the evolving tech landscape.

Harvard Business School professor Boris Groysberg and research associate Robin Abrahams share tips on regaining motivation at work through detachment, empathy, action, and reframing. They discuss thinking in the third person, helping others, and gamification to combat disengagement.

Strategy professor Arnaud Chevallier discusses the importance of asking different types of questions - investigative, speculative, productive, interpretive, and subjective - to unlock value and drive strategic priorities. Real-life examples show how asking the right questions can propel organizations forward in decision-making processes.

Bill Aulet, MIT professor, discusses the evolving trends in entrepreneurship, importance of innovation, and outlines actionable steps for startup success. Topics include de-risking the entrepreneurial process, role of entrepreneurship in societal impact, business tools discussion, continuous entrepreneurial process, AI assistant enhancements, and innovative entrepreneurship strategies.

Laura Mae Martin, Executive Productivity Advisor at Google, shares tips on email management, setting boundaries, and making small changes to improve productivity. She discusses strategies like 'inbox zero,' prioritization techniques, and personalized time management for executives.