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Layoffs That Don't Break Your Company
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Sucher, Sandra J.; Gupta, Shalene
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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Leaders as Decision Architects
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Beshears, John; Gino, Francesca
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2015
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LEADERSHIP Beating the Odds Leadership lessons from senior African-American women
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Roberts, Laura Morgan; Mayo, Anthony; Ely, Robin; Thomas, David
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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LEADERSHIP Can Your Employees Really Speak Freely?
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Detert, James R.; Burris, Ethan R.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2016
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LEADERSHIP CO-CREATING THE EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE A conversation with Diane Gherson, IBM's head of HR
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Burrell, Lisa
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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Leadership Development in the Age of the Algorithm: Breakthrough work at Hilton Hotels and other companies shows how organizations can revolutionize their leadership development programs, delivering training uniquely suited to each individual's style
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Buckingham, M.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2012
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LEADERSHIP HOW CEOs MANAGE TIME Time is the scarcest resource leaders have. Where they allocate it matters—a lot
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Porter, Michael E.; Nohria, Nitin
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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Leadership in a Combat Zone - Whether hawking newspapers as a boy or equipping an entire army during the war in the Persian Gulf, Gus Pagonis followed two bedrock principles a leadership: Know your stuff and listen hard./
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Pagonis, William G
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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Leadership Is a Conversation: Talking with employees, rather than to them, can promote operational flexibility, employee engagement, and tight strategic alignment
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Groysberg, B.; Slind, M.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2012
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Leadership Lessons from Great Family Businesses
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Fernández-Aráoz, Claudio; Iqbal, Sonny; Ritter, Jörg
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2015
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LEADERSHIP People Before Strategy: A New Role for the CHRO
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2015
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Leadership: Sad Facts and Silver Linings - The chaos of the business day is actually a good thing, says this author. It provides leaders with chances to demonstrate to their organizations how to solve problems and care for customers./
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Peters, Thomas J
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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Leadership Summits That Work
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Frisch, Bob; Greene, Cary
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2015
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LEADERSHIP The Best-Performing CEOs in the World HBR's annual ranking
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unknown
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2017
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LEADERSHIP The Best-Performing CEOs in the World Which 100 executives delivered top results over the long term? HBR's 2016 ranking provides the answer
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unknown
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2016
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LEADERSHIP The New CEO Activists A playbook for polarized political times
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Chatterji, Aaron K.; Toffel, Michael W.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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LEADERSHIP ``They Burned the House Down'' Recovering from the most devastating hack in corporate history Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton
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Ignatius, Adi
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2015
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LEADERSHIP WHAT DO CEOs ACTUALLY DO? A look at the data on how CEOs allocated their time among various activities, places, priorities, constituencies, and meetings
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Porter, Michael E.; Nohria, Nitin
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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Lead for Loyalty - Use these six bedrock principles to generate intense loyalty among your customers, employees, and investors - but don't assign the project to a task force. At the companies with the very best loyalty credentials, top managers lead the way./
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Reichheld, Frederick F
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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Lead from the Center: How to Manage Divisions Dynamically - Rapid changes in an industry make it difficult for a company to predict where and when synergies among divisions might emerge. A dynamic approach to managing those divisions can help companies create and exploit strategic flexibility while preserving the competitiveness of their divisions./
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Raynor, Michael E
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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