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Brain Functions That Improve with Age
blogs.hbr.org
24 comments
13 years ago
rmah
93 points
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Moral Mazes: Bureaucracy and Managerial Work (1983)
hbr.org
18 comments
6 years ago
luu
93 points
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The 787's Problems Run Deeper Than Outsourcing
blogs.hbr.org
53 comments
13 years ago
hype7
92 points
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The Competitive Landscape for Machine Intelligence
hbr.org
12 comments
10 years ago
sdebrule
92 points
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Why Your Customers Don't Want to Talk to You
blogs.hbr.org
59 comments
16 years ago
klous
91 points
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What Managers Need to Know About Slack, Yammer, and Chatter
hbr.org
48 comments
8 years ago
rbanffy
91 points
187.
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Research: Cubicles Are the Absolute Worst
blogs.hbr.org
74 comments
13 years ago
summerdown2
90 points
188.
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The Set-Up-to-Fail Syndrome (1998)
hbr.org
51 comments
2 years ago
maximilianburke
90 points
189.
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Corporations in the Age of Inequality
hbr.org
72 comments
9 years ago
king_kerr
89 points
190.
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New Science on Building Great Teams
hbr.org
27 comments
11 years ago
jeremynixon
89 points
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The Fastest Path to the CEO Job, According to a 10-Year Study (2018)
hbr.org
86 comments
5 years ago
mgh2
88 points
192.
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To Build a Top Performing Team, Ask for 85% Effort
hbr.org
62 comments
3 years ago
kiyanwang
87 points
193.
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Practical Tips on Starting Your Own Company
blogs.hbr.org
38 comments
16 years ago
acconrad
87 points
194.
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The Dark Side of Resilience
hbr.org
47 comments
9 years ago
happy-go-lucky
86 points
195.
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Grocery Industry Confronts a Problem: Only 10% of Americans Love Cooking (2017)
hbr.org
155 comments
7 years ago
vector_spaces
85 points
196.
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Things Good Bosses Believe
blogs.hbr.org
20 comments
16 years ago
talbina
84 points
197.
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Two New Moms Return to Work – One in Seattle, One in Stockholm
hbr.org
72 comments
6 years ago
kevinconaway
83 points
198.
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The Productivity Myth
blogs.hbr.org
17 comments
16 years ago
cwan
83 points
199.
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Know Your Customers’ “Jobs to Be Done” (2016)
hbr.org
13 comments
7 years ago
tosh
83 points
200.
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Some network structures are more defensible than others
hbr.org
3 comments
7 years ago
ssvss
83 points
201.
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Breathing Is the Key to Persuasive Public Speaking
hbr.org
37 comments
11 years ago
dpflan
81 points
202.
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Eric Ries explains the 5 why's in three minutes
blogs.hbr.org
28 comments
14 years ago
rmason
81 points
203.
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The Surprising Power of Online Experiments (2017)
hbr.org
24 comments
7 years ago
nadalizadeh
81 points
204.
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Stop Ignoring Your High Performers
hbr.org
93 comments
2 years ago
kiyanwang
79 points
205.
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Who cares if Samsung copied Apple?
blogs.hbr.org
67 comments
14 years ago
hype7
79 points
206.
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How Old Are Silicon Valley’s Top Founders? Here’s the Data
blogs.hbr.org
31 comments
12 years ago
arnauddri
79 points
207.
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When You Criticize Someone, You Make It Harder for that Person to Change
blogs.hbr.org
33 comments
13 years ago
selmnoo
78 points
208.
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Keys to Being Excellent at Anything
blogs.hbr.org
16 comments
16 years ago
jeffmiller
78 points
209.
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Stop Basing Your Self-Worth on Other People's Opinions
hbr.org
59 comments
2 years ago
kiyanwang
77 points
210.
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Study suggests drunk people are better at creative problem solving
hbr.org
29 comments
8 years ago
anigbrowl
77 points
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