The Latest Breaking News from Suzy Welch

The former first lady says it’s important to make new friends, but advises people to be picky about who they let stick around. Longtime duos, like Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King, prove that friendship is a powerful career tool.

Sally Massey, the chief human resources officer at the $62 billion giant Colgate-Palmolive, is hitting back that young staffers aren’t the career sloths some typecast them to be.

These answers could make an interviewer question your commitment, costing you the job.

"We believed that if you worked hard, you were rewarded for it," Welch said. "This is the disconnect."

NYU professor and seasoned business leader Suzy Welch says that handing out business cards at industry functions won’t lead to success. Melinda French Gates, Oprah Winfrey, and Gayle King have also leaned on friends for professional growth.

Job interviews can feel like a high-stakes game where one wrong answer kills your shot. Imagine learning there are just three interview answers that, if you say them, will instantly disqualify you. That’s not guesswork; that’s according to CEO and author Suzy Welch. By knowing what to avoid, you can…

Welch's course "Becoming You" has become a phenomenon for students seeking meaning in their lives and careers.

Baby boomer NYU professor Suzy Welch said people should sympathize with the “vulnerability and sadness” of Gen Z’s current situation—crippling debt and uncertainty—instead of hating on them.

Socially adept workers appear more likely to succeed as AI takes over menial tasks once seen as vital to progression.