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Shared publicly -Three steps companies should take to establish an effective governance structure.
Companies need a governing objective.
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Mark Blyth of Brown University and Gianpiero Petriglieri of INSEAD discuss Britain’s vote to leave the European Union.
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Shared publicly -Reverse innovation is tough to pull off but there are two very good reasons to try it.
Start with developing markets, and then work your way backward.
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Stop spreading the money around.
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Shared publicly -Black women are three times more likely than white women to aspire to a position of power. And yet white women are about twice as likely as black women to attain one.
It’s time for diversity initiatives that can handle both race and gender.
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Shared publicly -“When I meet with athletes, some of it’s about diving, but most of it is about what goes on outside the pool. What are their career aspirations? Where do they see themselves in two to five years?”
The Olympic gold medalist talks about his early training and finally winning a place on the Wheaties box.
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Shared publicly -Innovation isn’t always the result of a breakthrough discovery.
Innovation isn’t always the result of a breakthrough discovery.
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Shared publicly -Keep your team in the productive range of stress. That's where the magic happens.
Tips for turning the heat up or down.
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Shared publicly -It cost nothing and it helped more work get done.
It cost nothing and it helped more work get done.
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Shared publicly -Zero-based budgeting is enjoying a revival. But what does it take to actually make it work?
It can work, but only with a huge amount of effort.
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