Joanne Lipman

Lipman is a Lecturer at Yale University and an author. She was Deputy Managing Editor of the Wall Street Journal, Chief Content Officer for Gannet, chief editor at USA Today, the USA Today Network, Conde Nast, and The Wall Street Journal's Weekend Journal.

Recent Articles

Why AI is Getting Less Reliable

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Joanne Lipman issue a warning about AI chatbots' vulnerability to manipulation and groupthink.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Joanne Lipman

No Recession? Thank Women

Work from home flexibility has meant more women are working and that may be the reason the U.S. hasn't had a recession.

By Joanne Lipman

How Play-Doh and Viagra Epitomize Reinvention

Here's what Play-Doh and Viagra can teach us about reinvention

By Joanne Lipman

Your Struggle Is Your Superpower

The struggle isn’t just necessary; in virtually every arena of transformation, it’s the key to finding a solution.

By Joanne Lipman

Schools Shouldn't Ban Access to ChatGPT

New York City and other school systems are trying to ban the use of ChatGPT. Instead, they should teach students how to use it responsibly.

By Joanne Lipman and Rebecca Distler

Spotify Has a Much Bigger Problem Than Joe Rogan

Spotify has a much bigger problem than Joe Rogan.The streaming service has been in damage control mode, trying to quell the outcry over COVID-19 misinformation spread by Rogan, the wildly popular podcast host. Earlier this...

By Joanne Lipman

The Pandemic Revealed How Much We Hate Our Jobs. Now We Have a Chance to Reinvent Work

The workplace doesn't work. Now's our chance to reinvent it

By Joanne Lipman

Why This Might Not Have Been a Lost Year

The first anniversary of the coronavirus quarantine is fast approaching, and for many of us, it’s felt like a lost year. “It’s OK to Feel Overwhelmed and Be Unproductive,” Psychology Today assured its readers. “You’re...

By Joanne Lipman

How Diversity Training Infuriates Men and Fails Women

Decades before Anita Hill, Gretchen Carlson or #MeToo, American companies dreamed up “diversity training,” typically a course that lasts anywhere from an hour to a couple of days, with the goal of wiping out biases...

By Joanne Lipman
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