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• How good a speaker is Gary Hamel?

  
  Public Speaking Advice and Commentary — Authority: 122
  The management guru Gary Hamel has had more Harvard Business Review articles reprinted more often than anyone else - 15 and counting.  He’s a visiting professor at the London Business School, the founder of a new venture called MLab, which seeks to “accelerate the evolution of management knowledge and ...
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• Woman-on-woman bullying on the rise

  
  HRMorning.com — Authority: 139
  When it comes to workplace bullying, women are no different and no worse than men, except in one respect:  Women more often target other women. According to one study cited in the Harvard Business Review, men tend to be equal opportunity bullies — targeting men and women about equally. Not so with women, who ...
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• Woman-on-woman bullying on the rise

  
  Work Fanatic — Authority: 136
  When it comes to workplace bullying, women are no different and no worse than men, except in one respect:  Women more often target other women. According to one study cited in the Harvard Business Review, men tend to be equal opportunity bullies — targeting men and women about equally. Not so with women, who ...
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• Social media party still raging, but where’s the profits? Lending Club might know

  
  Senses: A blog about the Thirdi Software perception — Authority: 131
  The question persists as to how social media can be transformed from idle and pedantic chatter to hard quantifiable profits. Marketing executive like the alchemists of old search for this answer; it is the philosopher’s stone of today’s advertising and marketing industry. A new emarketer survey shows that ...
  2 weeks ago

• What your boss expects HR to know about business

  
  HRMorning.com — Authority: 139
  If you don’t know what “free cash flow” means, maybe you should –  if you want to get ahead in your organization. What if someone told you he had a key piece of knowledge that would give you an edge on most of the other managers in your company? You’d probably jump at it, right? Well, consider that ...
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• Better than HBR?

  
  ... talking about strategy — Authority: 119
  Harvard Business Review may be seen as the gold-standard for leading edge management thinking. But I am increasingly impressed by the quality of other journals. McKinsey Quarterly, of course, has long produced solid content based on work with major clients, or else on serious research from their Global ...
  2 weeks ago

• Great leaders master less & foster more

  
  it's not about being superman, it's about being superbly human — Authority: 112
  1. “The really outstanding leaders are people who first listen and get people to tell what they think and what they know. And then to put that all together for a higher order integration. That’s real leadership.” ( Daniel Goleman, interview with Harvard Business Review ) Dan Goleman gives a beautiful ...
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• Callouts: the Quiz

  
  Ennyman's Territory — Authority: 129
  In magazine or book publishing, a callout is a quote or fragment of text extracted from an article that has been set apart in a larger or contrasting font. It is often used as a design element to break up a page while also serving as a mechanism for hooking a reader more deeply into the story. What follows is a ...
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• Is Listening an Endangered Skill?

  
  Blogging Me Blogging You — Authority: 424
  Four habits of highly effective listeners: 1. The listener thinks ahead of the talker, trying to anticipate what the oral discourse is leading to and what conclusions will be drawn from the words spoken at the moment. Although, I hate it when people vocalise this. It is distracting when someone constantly interrupts ...
  3 weeks ago

• Is Listening an Endangered Skill?

  
  Blogging Me Blogging You — Authority: 424
  Four habits of highly effective listeners: 1. The listener thinks ahead of the talker, trying to anticipate what the oral discourse is leading to and what conclusions will be drawn from the words spoken at the moment. Although, I hate it when people vocalise this. It is distracting when someone constantly interrupts ...
  3 weeks ago

• Public relations and web 2.0

  
  David Kirkpatrick — Authority: 439
  The rules have forever changed . The release: Social media require ‘Community Relations 2.0′ Boston College researchers find real-time advocacy challenges long-standing corporate practices Chestnut Hill, Mass. (October 30, 2009) — The rise of social media and real-time advocacy have re-written the ...
  4 weeks ago

• Social media require Community Relations 2.0

  
  Science Blog - Science news straight from the source — Authority: 641
  Chestnut Hill, Mass. (October 30, 2009) -- The rise of social media and real-time advocacy have re-written the community outreach rules companies followed for decades.
  4 weeks ago

• Harvard Business Review on Decision Making: Peter Ferdinand Drucker, John Hammond, Ralph Keeney, Howard Raiffa, Alden M. Hayashi

  
  Make Money Myself — Authority: 137
  Editorial Reviews The Harvard Business Review Paperback Series is designed to bring today’s managers and professionals the fundamental information they need to stay competitive in a fast-moving world. From the preeminent thinkers whose work has defined an entire field to the rising stars who will redefine ...
  4 weeks ago

• IAB Takes Up Arms Against the FTC’s Latest Endorsement Regulation Campaign

  
  ReveNews — Authority: 456
  If the Federal Trade Commission had the intention to spark off a wave of sometimes worried, sometimes angry and often indignant blog posts and forum chatter with their “Final Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising”, they’ve certainly succeeded. About a week ago, ReveNews ...
  5 weeks ago

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