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CodeSignal and Harvard Business Review Press Bring HBR Guides to Life through Practice-Based Learning

New courses transform iconic business content into hands-on practice, equipping professionals with leadership, finance, and strategy skills

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — CodeSignal, the leading AI-native skills platform, today announced a partnership with Harvard Business Review Press (HBR Press) as the latest addition to its growing Experts Series. This collaboration transforms acclaimed Harvard Business Review Guides into interactive, practice-based learning paths, bridging the gap between insight and action for learners worldwide.

At launch, CodeSignal and HBR Press are introducing four learning paths adapted from HBR Guides:

Each path includes both web and mobile courses, designed to fit seamlessly into a learner’s workflow—whether at their desk or on the go.

“Harvard Business Review has always been committed to equipping professionals with the ideas and insights they need to lead and thrive,” said Erika Heilman, Vice President, Deputy Publisher at Harvard Business Review. “By partnering with CodeSignal, we’re able to bring our most trusted content into a hands-on, experiential format that turns knowledge into action. Together, we’re empowering learners worldwide to practice, apply, and master the skills that today’s workplace demands.”

CodeSignal’s Experts Series brings world-class thought leadership to life through immersive, skills-based experiences. By combining HBR’s respected content with CodeSignal’s practice simulations, learners move beyond passive reading to active application. From managing up and building business cases to running effective meetings and mastering finance fundamentals, each course provides actionable skills that professionals can immediately use on the job.

“Harvard Business Review has set the global standard for business leadership and management ideas,” said Stephanie Durand, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at CodeSignal. “By partnering with HBR to bring these guides to life, we’re giving professionals a way to not just read about better business practices, but actually practice them hands-on in realistic scenarios.”

Harvard Business Review joins a distinguished lineup of Experts Series partners, including TED, AWS, Dr. Barbara Oakley (“Learning How to Learn”), and futurist Andrew Maynard. With Harvard Business Review’s addition, CodeSignal continues to expand its mission of turning influential ideas into transformative, skills-first experiences—equipping today’s professionals with the tools they need to thrive in tomorrow’s workplace.

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About CodeSignal

CodeSignal helps companies build the skills to succeed now, and adapt as the future of work changes. It’s the agentic skills intelligence platform, built on a simple belief: the biggest decisions about people should rely on proof, not proxies. For years, talent has been judged by resumes, titles, self-ratings, and inferred data, sources that only hint at what someone can really do. CodeSignal measures real skills through rigorous simulation-based assessments and in-depth evaluation of people’s actual work.

CodeSignal spans the full talent journey, from hiring assessments and AI interviews to hands-on skills development and workforce planning. With skills intelligence that measures work as it happens, leaders see where their teams stand, what to coach next, and where to plan ahead. It’s why companies like Capital One, Meta, and Dropbox, along with millions of people building their own skills, have made CodeSignal the standard for measuring what’s real.