- 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.
A new home sweet home for Facebook employees?
The question is where the benefits end and the disadvantages might begin.
How could the shutdown end?
We may be heading toward a “mutually hurting stalemate.” (Yes, that’s a real thing.)
Company responds to worker’s ‘I quit’ video
After a video went viral of a worker’s resignation, the company put forward its own song and dance on screen.
Chris Christie’s flawed solution to the shutdown
The president can’t force other leaders into a room and tell them they can’t leave because he’s the boss.
- John Boehner’s lonely job
- Pasta chairman Guido Barilla and the tricky art of the apology
- Wendy Davis, Ted Cruz and the pesky filibuster
- What happens when Washington won’t negotiate?
- The boardroom is still an old boy’s club
- MacArthur ‘genius’ Angela Duckworth on the importance of grit
- The leadership quandary in college sports
- Rep. Scott Rigell, the lone House Republican
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