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A Warning Sign from Global Companies Multinationals have long contributed heavily to U.S. competitiveness, but that may be changing
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Slaughter, M.J.; Tyson, L.D.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2012
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A Whole New Way of Looking at the World
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Nohria, N.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2012
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The way chief executive officers lead
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Farkas, Charles M
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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1996
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The Weird Rules of Creativity - To most experienced executives, managing creativity doesn't look at all like rational management. The practices go beyond counterintuitive; they seem downright strange. And here's what's really weird: Many companies and teams are using these practices with great results./
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Sutton, Robert I
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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The winner takes all...sometimes
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Galbraith, John Kenneth
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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1995
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The Words We Use The evolving popularity of management terms reveals a lot about our priorities
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2014
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THE WORKFORCE CONVERGENCE MATTERS When employees' views of the culture align, engagement and customer orientation benefit
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Groysberg, Boris
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2018
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The work of leadership
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Heifetz, Ronald A
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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1997
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The work of leadership
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Heifetz, Ronald A
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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1997
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The Work of Leadership - Their followers may not like it, but real leaders don't coddle. They knock people out of their comfort zones. Then they manage the resulting distress./
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Heifetz, Ronald A
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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The world according to Generation X
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Kiely, Thomas
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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1997
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The world of consulting as revealed in House of Lies and The Firm
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McGinn, D.
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2013
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The World's Next Great Manufacturing Center
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Sun, Irene Yuan
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2017
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Wall Street Doesn't Understand Innovation
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2012
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Want to Perfect Your Company's Service? Use Behavioral Science - In any service encounter--from a simple pizza pickup to a complex, long-term consulting engagement-perception is reality. Provocative new research sheds light on the underlying psychology of service encounters: when time seems to fly and when it drags,for example, and what sorts of things stick in customers'memories. Five operating principles will help you engineeryour service encounters to enhance your customers' experiences./
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Chase, Richard B
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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Wearables in the Workplace Data sensors built into belts, glasses, and other attire offer revolutionary ways to measure and improve workers' output. PLUS Fighting the e-mail glut, and how to keep co-creation initiatives from backfiring
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2013
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We Don't Need Another Hero - Coped crusaders need not apply to take on the majority of difficult human problems in business. Learn the four secrets of how quiet leaders, working far from the limelight, achieve miracles of compromise for their own good and the good of their companies./
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Badaracco Jr, Joseph L
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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We Just Can't Handle Diversity
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Burrell, Lisa
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2016
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Welcome to the New World of Merchandising - Retailing has always been an inefficient business, plagued by sales and markdowns, overstocks and understocks. But powerful new software promises to change all that. Learn how to turn the art of merchandising into a science./
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Friend, Scott C
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2001
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We Look Like Our Names
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Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
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2017
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