Millennial bosses

Working in the country with the world’s longest office hours, a growing number of South Koreans are keen on decorating their desks with zeal.

Half of Kazakhstan is under 29, which means young people are the future more than ever. But can they make their voices heard in a country where old-world values still rule?

Farming is deeply woven into the fabric of Zambia. One company has built an app to help Zambian farmers succeed – and maybe make farming just a little cooler.

Japan’s traditional mode of recruitment is on the way out. It could mean equal parts anxiety and freedom for a generation of job hunters.

Many millennials aren’t satisfied with their jobs. Some are taking the drastic measure of starting ‘minternships’, purposely returning themselves to the bottom of the career ladder.

In Madrid, a millennial-led company is using technology to change recruiting in one of the world’s most beloved games: football.

In Georgia, the cherished practice of using traditional qvevri to make wine hasn’t changed in centuries. Now the country’s young entrepreneurs are upending it – with a 3D printer.

Feel like success is a moving target? You’re in good company. Why it can seem like you can never quite do enough at work, no matter your triumphs.