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Highlight your value — and don’t ask to meet for coffee. | Continue reading
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It helps you separate the great ideas from the so-so ones. | Continue reading
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What Aristotle can teach us about making an argument. | Continue reading
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Most of us fib, spin, or exaggerate a few times a day. | Continue reading
If you think an apostrophe was one of the 12 disciples of Jesus, you will never work for me. If you think a semicolon is a regular colon with an identity crisis, I will not hire you. If you scatter commas into a sentence with all the discrimination of a shotgun, you might make it … | Continue reading
What is it like to work with you? | Continue reading
Most of us fib, spin, or exaggerate a few times a day. | Continue reading
New research on whether more hours leads to better care. | Continue reading
Give them permission to ignore email for a while. | Continue reading
Futurist and author Jamie Metzl explains why complete human genetic engineering is inevitable and will happen soon, and why it demands a crucial global conversation before it arrives. | Continue reading
Dear HBR: answers your questions with the help of recruiting consultant Claudio Fernández-Aráoz. | Continue reading
A recent study finds that it depends on the industry. | Continue reading
Be clear about which decisions you need to be involved in. | Continue reading
Here are eight user personas that can help. | Continue reading
Reframing them can reveal unexpected solutions. | Continue reading
Managers go easier on high performers and friends. | Continue reading
Your shortlist probably needs to be longer. | Continue reading
All it takes is a piece of paper and three questions. | Continue reading
Create one together instead. | Continue reading
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Deborah Ancona and Kate Isaacs, researchers at MIT Sloan School of Management, say many companies struggle to be nimble with a command-and-control leadership culture. They studied Xerox’s R&D outfit PARC and the materials science company W.L. Gore & Associates and found these hig … | Continue reading
Waiting too long only sets everyone back. | Continue reading
A new study measures the impact of training on people’s attitudes and behavior. | Continue reading
Prioritize endurance, not growth. | Continue reading
It’s not the same as being data-driven. | Continue reading
Prioritize endurance, not growth. | Continue reading
It’ll help ensure your international expansion is a success. | Continue reading
Changing jobs isn’t always the answer. | Continue reading
Take into account the value of data. | Continue reading
We don’t want to give them the benefit of the doubt. | Continue reading
Make time for human connection. | Continue reading
It’s not your typical economic sector. | Continue reading
One mistake: Not taking low-fee, brand-building work early on. | Continue reading
The burden of job displacement will not be shared equally. | Continue reading