Thought Leadership
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Labels we use, images we conjure, and policies we design
Here are the dangers of utilising vaguely understood and/or inconsistently applied labels when it comes to policy making
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The inside scoop on reducing gender gap
That women can negotiate a better pay by switching jobs is but a myth
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Leadership lessons for leaders: What would they look like?
What would a leadership development program for Travis Kalanick or Martin Shkreli look like? What could it entail?
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Mutating mobile market: How long can Oppo and Vivo breathe easy?
Can one company remain dominant in the ever-changing Chinese smartphone market?
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The house of Amazon is going organic
Jeff Bezos acquired Whole Foods because he wants to be a bigger part of your life; so he's taking over your kitchen
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Why wisdom can't be taught
In the pursuit of wisdom, executives may find themselves taking off their masks to become truly authentic and reflective leaders
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Uber has a long road ahead thanks to its board of directors
The venture capitalists at Benchmark turned a public relations mess into a succession nightmare. Did they do the right thing?
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Global Network Week: A model for multicultural teams
If you want ROI on multicultural teams, go organize a cultural immersion week to bring the team members together
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Can innovation save us from ourselves?
Can technology and wisdom save the world from its most pressing problems? James Heskett looks at a recent book on the subject, 'Homo Deus,' applauded often by Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg. What do YOU think?
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How does immigration affect global business?
Immigration can help economies become more dynamic and efficient, and research shows that inclusive policies create a net benefit, but they are increasingly a politically difficult sell. How are countries and regions around the world handling the challenge?
