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• Company for Christmas: Three dog night

  
  ohmidog! — Authority: 530
    Perhaps you’ve heard people say this: Two dogs are just as easy as one. Or, three dogs are just as easy as two. It’s not so. Bearing in mind that it depends in large extent on the individual dogs, and having a routine carved out for them, the amount of time and energy spent on caring for multiple dogs ...
  2 days ago

• The Club Model of Terrorism

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  I wrote a column in the Washington Post some time ago exploring the work of Eli Berman and David Laitin, who argued that terrorist groups function much in the manner of exclusive country clubs. (OK, minus the wine and golf. Presumably.) Recent accounts about the five young men from Virginia who were apprehended ...
  4 days ago

• Four Ways the Holidays Can Help Your Job Search

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  A recent BusinessWeek article shared tips for MBA students hoping to use their winter breaks wisely by lining up internships and jobs for the new year. Much of the advice also applies to those already in the workforce who might be hoping to find greener pastures in 2010.
  5 days ago

• Why Self-Awareness Should Be Taught in B-school

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  Self-awareness is key to success in business argues Pino Audia, an associate professor and faculty director of the Center for Leadership at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth.
  1 week ago

• Using Twitter to Predict Sales

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  According to a recent article in the MIT Sloan Management Review, Twitter can be a key not only to connecting with customers and promoting your brand, but to predicting sales as well.
  1 week ago

• Kelley Prof: Discounts May Hurt Luxury Brands in the Long Run

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  Retailers must walk a fine line between maximizing short-term sales through discounts and protecting brands in the long term, according to new research from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Heres how to do it. [Sponsored] NEC   Ads by Pheedo
  1 week ago

• Found text #2: Because I can… -- Edwin Torres

  
  Harriet: The Blog — Authority: 530
  jd >> fact that it is my edited selection of words. What is writing besides >> picking out words and putting them together in a frame? If I’m picking >> the frame and the words and putting them together, it’s my writing. If Weird – I am working on a piece about Dara Wier starting ...
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• Why Some Innovations Never See the Light of Day

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  A recent Knowledge@Wharton piece explores why multinational corporations (MNCs), which have global knowledge at their disposal, often fail to fully leverage it when seeking innovations.
  2 weeks ago

• Groupthink in Action

  
  Disparate — Authority: 103
  An interesting situation which, I would argue, is representative of Groupthink . As a brief summary of the situation: a subgroup within a larger group is discussing the possibility of changing the larger group’s structure. In that larger group, similar discussions have been quite frequent, in the past. In effect, ...
  2 weeks ago

• Ducks In A Row: Leaders are NOT Silver Bullets

  
  Leadership Turn — Authority: 426
  Recently Dan McCarthy asked if there was a leadership crisis or is it a branding issue and I’ve been stewing ever since. (Please take a moment to read the post and the discussion.)I’ve been stewing not so much because I disagree with Dan’s individual points, but because I disagree with the whole ...
  2 weeks ago

• Change – To you or with you?

  
  Andrew Miller Consulting — Authority: 115
  Recently I’ve been talking with people about organizational changes and how the implementation of them is often done in one of two ways. Change done to you or, change that you are a part of implementing. In life we all know that change occurs that, as individuals, we feel is being forced upon us; that feeling ...
  2 weeks ago

• How to Avoid the Blame Game in Your Company

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  A new study from the University of Southern Californias Marshall School of Business highlights the negative effects of blaming in the corporate world -- and what you can do to prevent it from becoming an epidemic in your company.
  2 weeks ago

• Five Traits Shared By Great Innovators

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  Researchers from Harvard Business School, Insead and Brigham Young University set out to find what traits great innovators share. Heres what they found out. [Sponsored] NEC   Ads by Pheedo
  3 weeks ago

• The Frenemy Files: What the Mean Girls Know

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
       Third grade has opened up a fresh field of frenemy hell for my daughter, as well as a world of heartbreakingly wonderful possibilities. The emotional infrastructure, the mazes and hierarchies in Girl World group dynamics are simply breathtaking. Its all happening in the hallways, in the bathroom, at the coat ...
  3 weeks ago

• Increase Sales With Ads that Calm Anxious Holiday Shoppers

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  According to new research from the Booth School of Business and the Kellogg School of Management, successful holiday ads send messages that help to curb the stress and anxiety many people experience during this time of year.
  3 weeks ago

• Do You Know How Your Group Works?

  
  Work Fanatic — Authority: 145
  Were All Part of Some Group You and I pretty much spend our entire lives in groups. We start off in a family, play with groups of young friends, attend classes school, and work in groups and teams. So it would make sense to learn as much as possible about the dynamics associated with groups. Some years ...
  3 weeks ago

• MBAs Need Diversity of Attitude and Approach to Thrive

  
  Back to B-School — Authority: 123
  In order to achieve true diversity, the Economist argues, MBAs must create classes with varieties of "attitude and approach," recruiting students with backgrounds in the creative arts, philosophy, history and political science.
  4 weeks ago

• Fairness is Monkey Business

  
  Leadership Turn — Authority: 426
  As you may know, I coach with a focus on MAP—it’s effects, uses and how to enhance/change it—so I tend to collect articles and information that will help illustrate and/or drive home a critical point. MAP is both timely and timeless with the same topics arising in successive generations of managers, so the past ...
  4 weeks ago

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