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Daniel Burke-Aguero

Daniel Burke-Aguero is a writer and professor at the University of Missouri with a background in applied science and organizational psychology. He writes about leadership, workplace behavior, and professional growth — drawing on behavioral research and firsthand teaching experience to make complex ideas practical.
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Daniel Burke-Aguero

Viktor Frankl survived Auschwitz and wrote the book that 16 million people turned to when life stopped making sense

Frankl's logotherapy argues that meaning, not happiness, is what humans need most.…

Stanford researchers tracked 800 startups for 15 years and the ones that hired for culture first were 2.5x more likely to go public

The Stanford Project on Emerging Companies found that founder decisions about culture…

The job-switching pay premium has nearly vanished and it is reshaping employee loyalty

The job-switching pay premium that defined the Great Resignation has compressed from…

6 signs your leadership pipeline is weaker than you think

DDI's Global Leadership Forecast found 77% of CHROs lack confidence in their…

How to redesign your team’s decision load before it breaks them

Forty decisions before lunch — and none of them the right ones…