Management
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How the Ivy League Is Killing Innovation
Process-driven companies that trust professors to teach innovation are missing out, at least in part, on the real deal
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Failing Toward Success at Google
How many experiments are needed to find a good "hit rate" of successes? If Google is any indication, the number is pretty high
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Talent Alone Does Not Make a Leader
By using individual achievement as the only criterion for choosing managers, you might just be setting them up for failure
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G. Michael Maddock and Raphael Louis Vitón
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Business Schools
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MBA Journal: The Real World Is Looming
"For those like me who are interested in the entertainment industry, it's time to start applying for jobs"
- B-School Startups: Connecting with the Poken
- Wanted: A New Kind of College Business Program
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Board of Directors
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Why Hewlett-Packard Did the Right Thing
The computer maker has revitalized its board of directors. HP deserves congratulations, not the harsh criticism ISS has doled out
- Gender Differences in the Boardroom
- How Corporate Governance Changed From 1986 to 2010
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Career Management
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Q&A with Srikumar S. Rao
How can you enjoy life when you're wearing a sweater in 90-degree weather? The author of Happiness at Work explains it all
- Manage Your Marriage Like a Business
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Leadership
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How the Ivy League Is Killing Innovation
Process-driven companies that trust professors to teach innovation are missing out, at least in part, on the real deal
- Leading Older Employees
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Management Case Studies
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The Issue: Premium Efforts Needed at Hanover
With Hanover Insurance Group a stone's throw away from bankruptcy, CEO Fred Eppinger had to think and act innovatively—fast—to save it
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Team Management
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Three Keys to a Great Leadership Legacy
Much more than a reputation or a simple history of your work life, your legacy reflects how your behavior influences others—for life
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- Keeping Employees Happy in a Post-Recession World
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