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George M. Anderson and David Chun, Harvard Business Review, April 2014 Some criticize boards for leaving the evolution of their composition to chance, allowing director retirements to dictate the pace of change. Support for annual director elections and for...
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David DeSteno, Harvard Business Review, March 2014 Success in business unquestionably requires some willingness to cooperate with and have faith in others. The question is, how much faith and in whom? This article draws on emerging research to show how...
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Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries, Harvard Business Review, April 2014 Senior executives have the power to create an environment that allows people to grow and give their best—or a toxic workplace where everyone is unhappy. How executives end up using that power depends in...
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Gretchen Gavett, HBR Blog Network, February 14, 2014 A conversation with “Extreme Productivity” Author Robert Pozen answers the questions of how demands on executives — and CEOs in particular — have changed over the years, and how today’s...
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Charity Delich, Strategy+Business, March 28, 2014 Our attraction to tales of disaster is nothing new. In Harvard Business Review Editor Andrew O’Connell’s podcast, he explains why we find them so gripping and asks whether we’d have the grit to...
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Jonathan Ford, Financial Times, March 28, 2014 It is not uncommon for business relationships to dissolve in acrimony. Most do so discreetly. Very few end up in a public slanging-match on Twitter with each side openly berating the other. But this week Nat...
