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Some of the most shocking photographs to appear after the waves subsided from Japan were of auto plants with dozens of brand-new Toyotas piled up and wrecked.
Worth Noting
Recent reads that caught our attention.
Theory to Practice: Science, Philosophy, and Faith
The essence of management is knowing when to apply each.
Workspace: 27 at Heart
Why Gen Yers shouldn’t write off their boomer co-workers.
The New Normal: Act Before You Think
How to create what you want in an uncertain world.
Sightings: How Many Milligrams
Features
The Worst Part of the Job
- By Hank Gilman
- Spring 2011
No one wants to fire people. That's why managers do it so badly.
What's the Story?
- By Matthew Budman
- Spring 2011
In an environment of metrics and short-term earnings statements, how to get through to people? Tell a story. Take it from movie executive Peter Guber, who knows something about capturing people’s attention.
It Could Happen To You
- By John Buchanan
- Spring 2011
More whistleblowers are coming forward, prosecutors are getting aggressive, and you'd better be as squeaky clean as you say.
The Sun Still Rises
- By Stuart Crainer & Des Dearlove
- Spring 2011
Japan Inc. is dead. Long live the art of Japanese management.
In Sickness and in Health
- By Vadim Liberman
- Spring 2011
Do companies care about their people’s well-being?
Watch Your Back, Goliath
- By Stephen Denny
- Spring 2011
Hijacking the conversation, fighting dirty, and doing the unthinkable.
Rebranding the Jay-Z Way
- By Zack O’Malley Greenburg
- Spring 2011
How to transform "a mediocre product" into an overnight sensation.
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