- Jena McGregor
- Columnist for On Leadership
Jena McGregor writes a daily column analyzing leadership in the news for the Washington Post’s On Leadership section.
Getting GM employees to speak up about safety
Three researchers share how GM can make sure workers are willing to share bad news.
Hillary Clinton and the question, ‘Why run?’
Clintons’ candidacy risks being defined by her gender unless she puts forth a vision that goes beyond that issue.
I’ll tell you my salary, if you’ll tell me yours
Getting people to break one of the workplace’s most ingrained taboos is a very tall order.
If women earn less than men do, how about paying less too?
The D.C. chapter of Sheryl Sandberg’s movement has gotten local businesses to offer 23 percent discounts on Tuesday, equal to the national gender pay gap.
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