Adam Grant

There’s a name for the trap Biden faces — The New York Times, July 2024 That numbness you’re feeling? There’s a word for it — The New York Times, January 2024 Women know exactly what they’re doing when they use “weak language” — The New York Times, July 2023 Your most ambivalent relationships are the most toxic — The New York Times, May 2023 Your email does not constitute my emergency — The New York Times, April 2023 Stop trying to raise successful kids—and start raising kind ones — The Atlantic, December 2019 We need to talk about ‘The Giving Tree’ — The New York Times, October 2019 In negotiations, givers are smarter than takers — The New York Times, March 2020 How to deal with a jerk without being a jerk — The New York Times, April 2019 We don’t just need to connect—we need to reconnect — The New York Times, April 2020 Your top rival can be your biggest ally — The New York Times, March 2019 Why we should stop grading students on a curve — The New York Times, September 2016 Givers take all: The hidden dimension of corporate culture — McKinsey & Company, April 2013 In the company of givers and takers — Harvard Business Review, April 2013 Givers and takers – who are the best performers in the workplace? — Independent, May 2013 Three words you shouldn’t say about yourself — LinkedIn, May 2014 Raising a moral child — The New York Times, April 2014 Power doesn’t corrupt. It just exposes who leaders really are. — The Washington Post, February 2019 Good news for young strivers: Networking is overrated — The New York Times, August 2017 Adam Grant can help you coax generosity out of your grumpiest coworker — Fast Company, March 2018 Beat generosity burnout — Harvard Business Review, January 2017

The reason people are not telling Biden the truth — The New York Times, July 2024 Frustrated at work? That might just lead to your next breakthrough — The New York Times, March 2019 The one question you should ask about every new job — The New York Times, December 2015 Why I taught myself to procrastinate — The New York Times, January 2016 How to raise a creative child. Step one: back off — The New York Times, January 2016 The virtue of contradicting ourselves — The New York Times, November 2015 How to build a culture of originality — Harvard Business Review, March 2016 Six secrets to true originality — McKinsey & Company, August 2016 Kids, would you please start fighting? — The New York Times, November 2017 What straight-A students get wrong — The New York Times, December 2018

The real meaning of freedom at work — The Wall Street Journal, October 2021 The fine line between helpful and harmful authenticity — The New York Times, April 2020 Productivity isn’t about time management. It’s about attention management — The New York Times, March 2019 Burnout isn’t just in your head. It’s in your circumstances — The New York Times, March 2020 Procrastinate much? Manage your emotions, not your time — The New York Times, March 2020 We get, and give, lots of bad advice. Here’s how to stop — The New York Times, April 2020 How to improve your memory (even if you can’t find your car keys) — The New York Times, April 2019 Should you always strive to work at the most prestigious places? Well… — The New York Times, March 2019 If you do this, your emails might be rude — LinkedIn, May 2014 6 ways to get me to email you back — LinkedIn, June 2013 Three words you shouldn’t say about yourself — LinkedIn, May 2014 You’re not my friend — LinkedIn, July 2014 Unless you’re Oprah, ‘be yourself’ is terrible advice — The New York Times, June 2016 No, you can’t ignore email — The New York Times, February 2019

The reason people are not telling Biden the truth — The New York Times, July 2024 There’s a name for the trap Biden faces — The New York Times, July 2024 The real meaning of freedom at work — The Wall Street Journal, October 2021 The world after COVID-19: How jobs, bosses, and firms may improve after the crisis — The Economist, June 2020 The surprising value of obvious insights — MIT Sloan Management Review, February 2019 Job interviews are broken. There’s a way to fix them — The New York Times, May 2020 Stop serving the feedback sandwich — LinkedIn, May 2016 How not to introduce a speaker — LinkedIn, April 2014 Emotional intelligence is overrated — LinkedIn, September 2014 How customers can rally your troops — Harvard Business Review, June 2011 How your strengths can sometimes become weaknesses — The New York Times, April 2019 Power doesn’t corrupt. It just exposes who leaders really are — The Washington Post, February 2019

Kamala Harris is walking a tightrope that few women survive — The New York Times, October 2024 Women know exactly what they’re doing when they use “weak language” — The New York Times, July 2023 Who won’t shut up in meetings? — The Washington Post, February 2021 Yes, women with doctorates should be called Dr. — LinkedIn, December 2020 Does diversity training work the way it’s supposed to? — Harvard Business Review, July 2019 Why I failed to advocate for women — LinkedIn, March 2015 Why men need women — The New York Times, July 2013 When talking about bias backfires — The New York Times, December 2014 Madam C.E.O., Get Me a Coffee — The New York Times, February 2015 Speaking while female — The New York Times, January 2015 The myth of the catty woman — The New York Times, June 2016

Stop trying to raise successful kids—and start raising kind ones — The Atlantic, December 2019 We need to talk about ‘The Giving Tree’ — The New York Times, October 2019 Kids can learn to love learning, even over Zoom — The New York Times, September 2020 Raising a moral child — The New York Times, April 2014 Can your job make you a more controlling parent? — Salon, July 2018 What straight-A students get wrong — The New York Times, December 2018 Stop asking kids what they want to be when they grow up — The New York Times, April 2019

How not to apologize in quarantine — The New York Times, May 2020 Is swapping date night for meeting night the secret to a happy marriage? — Redbook, March 2017 How to negotiate your way to a better marriage — Redbook, January 2018 The little psychological tricks that will make your marriage happier — Redbook, April 2018 How to argue your way to a stronger marriage — Redbook, August 2018

Yes, even introverts can be lonely right now — The New York Times, April 2020 The hidden advantages of quiet bosses — Harvard Business Review, December 2010 5 myths about introverts and extraverts at work — LinkedIn, February 2014 MBTI, if you want me back, you need to change too — Medium, November 2015 Say goodbye to MBTI, the fad that won’t die — LinkedIn, September 2013 People don’t actually know themselves very well — The Atlantic, March 2018 How your strengths can sometimes become weaknesses — The New York Times, April 2019

What most American schools do wrong — The New York Times, October 2023 The SATs will be different next year, and that could be a game-changer — The New York Times, September 2023 Kids can learn to love learning, even over Zoom — The New York Times, September 2020 Why we should stop grading students on a curve — The New York Times, September 2016 Those who can do, can’t teach — The New York Times, August 2018 Why behavioral economics is cool, and I’m not — LinkedIn, June 2014 What makes Malcolm Gladwell fascinating — LinkedIn, October 2013 Throw out the college application system — The New York Times, October 2014 A solution for bad teaching — The New York Times, February 2014 What straight-A students get wrong — The New York Times, December 2018