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This Week's Top Story
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As Starbucks shows with its expanded efforts to sell beer and wine, be consistent about what you stand for—but constantly adjust how you do things
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The Innovation Engine
We must harness the Idea Monkeys for their good—and everyone else’s
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Corporate Provocateur
Check out five tales of managerial dirtbags, from the guy who grabbed his protégé’s job offer to the one who stockpiled 'hires' for free consulting
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Harvard Business Review
It’s time to reconsider the notion that companies should maximize shareholder value at all costs
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Peyton and Eli's father tried to be a regular dad, not a coach. That approach has put his sons in a lot of Super Bowls
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Social Media
As Facebook's record public offering looms, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg hobnobs with President Obama and Lady Gaga, then co-chairs Davos
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Welcome to the Managing Insider, your twice-monthly guide to finding jobs, building your on-the-job skills, developing leadership savvy, and managing your organization. We also bring you analysis of business, private, and governmental organizations, and incisive opinion on today’s management issues.
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