Carol Gilligan: The Roots of the Ethic of Care
The Sixth Level stands on the shoulders of its intellectual forbearers, one of whom is the psychologist Carol Gilligan. In […]
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COLLABORATOR’S CORNER: Kathleen Gerson
Kathleen Gerson, Unfinished Revolution: Coming of Age in a New Era of Gender, Work, and Family (Oxford University Press, 2009). Look
“Do Women Make Better Leaders than Men?”
Frank Cusumano on The Frank & Jill Show asked me this question. It is a question I have been asked
What if We Read The Giving Tree Through a Different Lens??
The story follows a tree that gives everything she has to the boy she loves. First her apples. Then her
Ask TSL: Leading a “Successful” Team That Feels Off
Dear Sixth Level, I lead a high-performing team, but lately meetings have become oddly quiet. Decisions still get made, deadlines
Why Belonging Drives Performance — and How Mutuality Makes It Possible
By Dr. Kathy Overbeke New research on workplace belonging, (Guilliam, 2025) reveals a relational dynamic that strongly suggests the presence
Ellen Sa: Book Report on The Sixth Level
Ellen Sa Bus 101-04 T-TH/ 8:30am Professor Glen Chapuis 08 December 2025 Book Report on The Sixth Level by Stacy
AI23 Commentary
Human Judgment in the Age of Intelligent Machines Joseph Weizenbaum’s core warning feels even more urgent today: while machines can decide,
Computer Power and Human Reason: From Judgement to Calculation (1976) by Joseph Weizenbaum
Summary and Review by Jack Harris I first read Computer Power and Human Reason in 1977. It was my third