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Squirrels, Boats and Thoroughbreds: Lessons for Leading Change, in Traditional Businesses Jamie Gerdsen River Grove Books (2013) Unconventional perspectives on convention and on how to control change by embracing it Whatever their size and nature may be, most organizations seem…
Read MoreSeeing What Others Don’t: The Remarkable Ways We Gain Insights Gary A. Klein PublicAffairs (2013) A brilliant explanation of what triggers insights, what interferes with recognizing them, and how to nourish them Long ago, I realized that the true value…
Read MoreHere is a brief excerpt from an article by Dharmesh Shah for LinkedIn. To read the complete article and check out others that discuss, please click here. * * * The title “Chief Executive Officer” doesn’t really say very much…
Read MoreHere is an especially lively and informative Edge Conversation. Who are the participants? “Here we are in my studio. What I am working on at the moment is a rough mix for a piece of music for a totem pole.…
Read MoreThe Genius in All of Us: New Insights into Genetics, Talent, and IQ David Shenk Anchor Books/Random House (2011) How and why “genetic influence itself is not predetermined, but [rather] an ongoing process” Whereas in Denise Shekerjian’s book, Uncommon Genius,…
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Understanding Employee Turnover Key to Staying Ahead: Why Turnover Begins With Hiring
Here is an excerpt from an article written by Cliff Stevenson for Talent Management magazine. As he observes, “Turnover is one of those things leaders pay attention to when it goes bad. They don’t usually think of good turnover, although…
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