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Why You Should Create a “Shadow Board” of Younger Employees
Lessons from four companies that tried it.
If Your Managers Aren’t Engaged, Your Employees Won’t Be Either
It’s hard to change a culture when its leaders are checked out.
Every New Employee Needs an Onboarding “Buddy”
Lessons from a pilot program at Microsoft.
The First Thing Great Decision Makers Do
If you look at data first, you’re doing it wrong.
What Boards Can Do to Prepare for Crises
Lessons from the UK government and Schlumberger.
What Management Needs to Become in an Era of Ecosystems
Excitement over digitally enabled ecosystems is on the rise. What does this mean for the practice of management?
Want to Be a Better Manager? Get a Protégé
Sponsoring others can help you learn new skills and spot areas for growth.
The Case for More Silence in Meetings
It can lead to more and better ideas.
You Learn Best When You Learn Less
It’s not always about how many hours you put in.
Scaling Culture in Fast-Growing Companies
It’s not enough to rely on the charisma of the founders.