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Research: Average Age of a Successful Founder is 45
hbr.org
34 comments
6 years ago
paulsutter
104 points
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The possibility of remaking the financial system with the blockchain
hbr.org
71 comments
9 years ago
walterbell
103 points
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How Silicon Valley became "The Man"
blogs.hbr.org
47 comments
12 years ago
jenningsjason
103 points
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Don’t Let Metrics Undermine Your Business
hbr.org
42 comments
7 years ago
prostoalex
103 points
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Which MBAs Make More: Consultants or Small-Business Owners?
hbr.org
33 comments
10 years ago
randomname2
103 points
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Managing an underperformer who thinks they’re doing great
hbr.org
125 comments
6 years ago
apress
102 points
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Humble People Make the Best Leaders
hbr.org
17 comments
9 years ago
ohjeez
102 points
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High Frequency Trading and Finance's Race to Irrelevance
blogs.hbr.org
168 comments
12 years ago
hype7
101 points
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Surprising Findings About How People Actually Buy Clothes and Shoes
hbr.org
130 comments
8 years ago
wallflower
101 points
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Great People Are Overrated
blogs.hbr.org
95 comments
15 years ago
bchjam
101 points
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Why Fair Bosses Fall Behind
hbr.org
48 comments
15 years ago
jkuria
101 points
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Can We Reverse The Stanford Prison Experiment?
blogs.hbr.org
37 comments
14 years ago
sgfc
101 points
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When My Business Failed
blogs.hbr.org
36 comments
14 years ago
harpalux
101 points
164.
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How to use last 5 minutes of a day
blogs.hbr.org
27 comments
15 years ago
jakozaur
101 points
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Why It’s So Hard to Change People’s Commuting Behavior
hbr.org
223 comments
6 years ago
apress
100 points
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Harvard Business Review: What Makes a Team Smarter? More Women.
hbr.org
64 comments
15 years ago
lian
100 points
167.
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How (and when) to motivate yourself
blogs.hbr.org
16 comments
16 years ago
c0riander
100 points
168.
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Want to Be More Productive? Try Doing Less
hbr.org
19 comments
6 years ago
prostoalex
99 points
169.
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Reducing isolation at work is good for business
hbr.org
27 comments
9 years ago
nether
98 points
170.
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Why are successful professionals still working 70 hours a week?
hbr.org
83 comments
8 years ago
skartik
97 points
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The Google Way of Attacking Problems
hbr.org
34 comments
12 years ago
frostmatthew
97 points
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Good leaders know you can’t fight reality
hbr.org
62 comments
5 years ago
adrian_mrd
96 points
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Quiet Quitting Is About Bad Bosses, Not Bad Employees
hbr.org
59 comments
4 years ago
pigtailgirl
96 points
174.
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Group brainstorming is a waste of time (2015)
hbr.org
54 comments
6 years ago
sciurus
96 points
175.
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To-Do Lists Don't Work
blogs.hbr.org
44 comments
14 years ago
pitdesi
96 points
176.
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Why I'm Glad I Got Fired
blogs.hbr.org
31 comments
15 years ago
acconrad
94 points
177.
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If You're So Successful, Why Are You Still Working 70 Hours a Week?
hbr.org
97 comments
2 years ago
helsinkiandrew
93 points
178.
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Why Big Companies Can't Innovate
hbr.org
67 comments
10 years ago
chirau
93 points
179.
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Google’s Scientific Approach to Work-Life Balance
blogs.hbr.org
49 comments
12 years ago
kratiki
93 points
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An Inside Look at Facebook’s Approach to Automation and Human Work
hbr.org
32 comments
11 years ago
riqbal
93 points
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