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John Brownlee, The New Yorker, October 6, 2014 The New Yorker’s Creative Director and Web Editor reveal how they approached the redesign of NewYorker.com–and what other brands can learn, too. […read more]
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The Economist, October 4, 2014 Business leaders would benefit from studying great writers. It is time to replace the outward-bound rite of managerial passage with something much more powerful: inward-bound courses. Rather than grappling with nature, business leaders...
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Kate Murphy, The New York Times, October 4, 2014 Imagine a world suddenly devoid of doors. None in your home, on dressing rooms, on the entrance to the local pub or even on restroom stalls at concert halls. Well, that’s essentially the state of affairs...
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Gregory Ferenstein, VentureBeat, October 3, 2014 Google’s Eric Schmidt outlines nine useful email tips he thinks define the most effective people in his new book, How Google Works. But his #1 tip is by far the most instructive: “Respond...
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Loren Mooney, Insights, September 19, 2014 It can be easy to trust too quickly, especially when a leader is affable, has an impressive résumé, and tells you what you want to hear. In 30 years of surveying senior executives, social psychologist Roderick Kramer has...
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Kavitha A. Davidson, BloombergView, October 1, 2014 Fresh off his final game, the retired Yankees captain, known for his guarded public persona, has launched a website to directly connect athletes to their fans. In his inaugural post on the Players’...
