What CEOs are businesses looking for in 2026?
The focus is shifting from the crisis-management “Atlas” to a strategist who can create new opportunities, think globally and act amid constant uncertainty.
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The focus is shifting from the crisis-management “Atlas” to a strategist who can create new opportunities, think globally and act amid constant uncertainty.
When powerful AI tools are reduced to primitive keyword filters, the system starts screening out exactly the candidates the business would want to find.
Why personal recommendations increasingly lose to five interviews, tests and assessments — and what businesses lose when process becomes more important than human judgment.
A candidate rejected at the CV stage showed up at the employer without an invitation. Where does persistence end and reputational risk begin?
Five BCG ideas for leaders: ambitious growth, systematic management, AI, readiness for M&A and a culture of cost efficiency.
A strong candidate said in an interview that sales growth had involved misleading consumers. The result was impressive, but the way it was achieved mattered more than the numbers.
Falling profitability, pressure on demand and widespread optimization are forcing companies to rethink the traditional growth model — and executives to rethink their career strategies.
Recruitment automation is facing a trust crisis: candidates want to understand who makes decisions and how, especially when their careers are at stake.
Boomerang hires are becoming more common. Money remains the main incentive, but returning also depends on conditions, leadership, the role and the reasons for leaving in the first place.
Corporations increasingly see former founders as executives who can launch new businesses quickly and take full responsibility for results.