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Five ways to strengthen your company's immune system
I’m not usually a germophobe, but the last few months I’ve been walking around opening doors with my elbows and washing my hands constantly. I’ve been freaked out by the constant upd… more →
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Five ways to strengthen your company's immune system
cdgrams wrote 4 days ago: I’m not usually a germophobe, but the last few months I’ve been walking around opening d … more →
Preventing the next Fort Hood tragedy, by design
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Mark Montgomery wrote 6 days ago: The recent tragedy at Fort Hood was only the latest in a series of crises that would likely have bee … more →
Merit and the marketplace, free choice etc
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Aristotle The Geek wrote 1 week ago: Horwitz has an article on the “myth of merit”- In his various chapters and essays on the … more →
The Adaptable Company: Gary Hamel's new book that isn't
cdgrams wrote 1 week ago: Over the past few weeks, Gary Hamel has written two posts on his Wall Street Journal blog about his … more →
Congress Should Listen to Frederick Douglass
MichaelLim2012 wrote 3 weeks ago: by Michael Lim The US education system is in decline, and the most responsible agent of its decline … more →
Good Work! Now Shut Up and Stop Complaining
Marc wrote 3 weeks ago: Madeleine Johnson has a must-read interview with Roger Abravanel, author of the book Meritocracy: Fo … more →
Moral Dilemma (4): Unequal Human Beings
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 3 weeks ago: (updated following comments; the initial version of the poll was confusing) Another post in our blog … more →
Patterson gets personal at HBR
Mark Montgomery wrote 3 weeks ago: In response to David A. Patterson’s commentary directed at me in the HBR debate: Is the U.S. K … more →
HBR debate... pleasing Wall Street
Mark Montgomery wrote 3 weeks ago: Ed Catmull posted an article in the Harvard debate: Pleasing Wall Street is a Poor Excuse for Bad De … more →
HBR continued.. Capitalism or Wall Street
Mark Montgomery wrote 3 weeks ago: Andy Rappaport posted an article to the HBR debate on U.S. competitiveness: Outsourcing, the Culprit … more →
HBR debate continued
Mark Montgomery wrote 3 weeks ago: Steve Hardis contributed an interesting article in the Harvard debate (Is the U.S. killing its innov … more →
The Light Bulb Syndrome - pretending to fight global warming
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Paradigm wrote 3 weeks ago: In an attempt to fight global warning the EU, USA, Canada, Australia and the Philippines are now pha … more →
The Light Bulb Syndrome - pretending to fight global warming
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Paradigm wrote 3 weeks ago: In an attempt to fight global warning the EU, USA, Canada, Australia and the Philippines are now pha … more →
Love, hate, and memo-list
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cdgrams wrote 1 month ago: Top management experts are now acknowledging the importance of creating forums and contexts inside c … more →
HBR- U.S. innovation continued
Mark Montgomery wrote 1 month ago: This is my post in a continuing debate on U.S. competitiveness and innovation found here at the Harv … more →
Jim Whitehurst: 5 tips for competing in the 21st century
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cdgrams wrote 1 month ago: I spent two days this week at the Coach K Leadership Conference at Duke. It’s always good to g … more →
Merit in Pakistan
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nsahmed wrote 1 month ago: Kamran Abbasi explains, ever so eloquently, why honest success is so elusive in Pakistan. I once hea … more →
Social Mobility, Egalitarianism, Equality of Opportunity, and Meritocracy
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Filip Spagnoli wrote 1 month ago: equality of opportunity (source, cartoon by Dario Castillejos) In the best egalitarian society, peop … more →
The (Male) Fantasy in Letter Bee (02)
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ghostlightning wrote 1 month ago: While there are a number of interesting things that happened in the second episode, I noticed someth … more →
