Management
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Meeting the Innovation Challenge in a Green Future
To adapt, companies will need far more than bright ideas and breakthrough product. They need to create a whole industry around those innovations
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Book Excerpt: Trade-Off
In Trade-Off, Kevin Maney writes about how the Roomba fits into what he calls the "fidelity/convenience trade-off"
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Insularity: the Hidden Killer of Corporate Reputation
BP has paid dearly for failure to see its actions in the context of broad social interests
Featured Columnists
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Joseph Grenny
Joseph Grenny is the co-author of three immediate New York Times bestsellers: Influencer, Crucial...
- Influence: It's About Math, Not Motivation
- The Peer Principle
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Vijay Govindarajan
Vijay Govindarajan is the Earl C. Daum 1924 Professor of International Business at the Tuck School of...
- How to Innovate After a Recession
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Business Schools
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Making the Most of the Campus Visit
Visiting an MBA program is a surefire way to find out if it's right for you. Here are five items that should be at the top of your to-do list
- Making the Most of Your College Years
- Chat Transcript: UC-Berkeley MBA Admissions
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Board of Directors
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Proxy Access: Be Sure Your Board Is Ready
Beverly Behan offers practical advice to help corporate directors deal with the new SEC ruling on proxy access
- BP's Board Has Questions to Answer, Too
- Preparing CEOs for Success With Their Boards
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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
- Thriving Alongside Dead-Enders
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Leadership
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Influence: It's About Math, Not Motivation
There are six sources of influence you can leverage to affect change. Most leaders fail because they work on only one, writes Joseph Grenny
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- Proxy Access: Be Sure Your Board Is Ready
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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
- The Issue: NPower's Philanthropy Challenge
- The Issue: Reform in the Era of Health-Care Reform
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Team Management
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Keeping Employees Happy in a Post-Recession World
With the worst of the recession behind us, workers who previously felt they didn't have options may start looking around. Keep them, advises CCL
- Four Ideas for a Positive Workforce
- Get Yourself Some Executive Charisma
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