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How Twitch Learned to Make Better Predictions About Everything (2017)
hbr.org
22 comments
8 years ago
ALee
77 points
212.
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Research on the benefits of “weak ties” – connecting with casual acquaintances
hbr.org
38 comments
6 years ago
MaysonL
76 points
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Male and Female Entrepreneurs Get Asked Different Questions by VCs
hbr.org
25 comments
9 years ago
karmel
76 points
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For naturally introverted people, acting more extroverted can backfire
hbr.org
88 comments
4 years ago
penguin_booze
74 points
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Being Unpredictable Is a Bad Strategy
hbr.org
43 comments
9 years ago
apress
73 points
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Stop Paying Executives for Performance (2016)
hbr.org
36 comments
9 years ago
mark_edward
73 points
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Why Entrepreneurship Programs for Engineers Fail
hbr.org
34 comments
8 years ago
betocmn
73 points
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Life’s Work: An Interview with Penn Jillette
hbr.org
21 comments
10 years ago
nkurz
72 points
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Andy Grove's Paranoia: Universal Lessons (1996)
hbr.org
19 comments
7 years ago
tosh
72 points
220.
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Reversing the Decline in Big Ideas
blogs.hbr.org
45 comments
14 years ago
michael_fine
71 points
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Defeating Feature Fatigue (2006)
hbr.org
39 comments
7 years ago
kosei
71 points
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Pronouns matter when psyching yourself up
hbr.org
29 comments
11 years ago
breitling
71 points
223.
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Are You Stuck in a Girls' Club?
blogs.hbr.org
12 comments
14 years ago
dwynings
71 points
224.
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The Market Wants Apple to Unveil a Time Machine
blogs.hbr.org
75 comments
13 years ago
i386
70 points
225.
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The Trust Crisis
hbr.org
73 comments
7 years ago
dredmorbius
70 points
226.
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To Find Happiness, Forget About Passion
blogs.hbr.org
26 comments
14 years ago
itg
70 points
227.
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How Apple Is Organized for Innovation
hbr.org
69 comments
6 years ago
robmaceachern
69 points
228.
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How Google Sold Its Engineers on Management
hbr.org
53 comments
11 years ago
ggonweb
69 points
229.
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The Coming Collapse of Average Managers and Employees
blogs.hbr.org
50 comments
14 years ago
dekayed
69 points
230.
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Why Data Breaches Don’t Hurt Stock Prices (2015)
hbr.org
25 comments
4 years ago
wglb
69 points
231.
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The Disney Recipe (2013)
hbr.org
22 comments
11 years ago
wglb
69 points
232.
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Why Your Late Twenties Is the Worst Time of Your Life
hbr.org
48 comments
10 years ago
antr
68 points
233.
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A Country Is Not a Company (1996)
hbr.org
23 comments
10 years ago
seanalltogether
67 points
234.
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The Real Leadership Lessons of Steve Jobs
hbr.org
24 comments
14 years ago
fhoxh
66 points
235.
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Why Your Passion for Work Could Ruin Your Career
blogs.hbr.org
15 comments
15 years ago
orky56
65 points
236.
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Life’s Work: Salman Khan
hbr.org
5 comments
12 years ago
henrik_w
64 points
237.
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Who Is Driving the Great Resignation?
hbr.org
118 comments
5 years ago
rbanffy
63 points
238.
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What Would You Pay to Keep Your Digital Footprint 100% Private?
hbr.org
53 comments
9 years ago
apress
63 points
239.
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Why Facebook should worry about Tencent
blogs.hbr.org
40 comments
12 years ago
arnauddri
61 points
240.
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The myth of shareholder capitalism (2010)
hbr.org
30 comments
15 years ago
_delirium
61 points
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