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McKinsey Quarterly published an article titled The changing face of marketing written in 1966 by John D. Louth, a principal in McKinsey’s San Francisco office. Louth discusses six trends he believes “will be felt by almost every business.”
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Professor Ravi Dhar addresses the question How Does Inflation Change Consumer Behavior? for Yale Insights (August 22, 2022).
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Nikola Spadina wrote an article titled Primed to fail: How cognitive biases undermine your creativity (April 20, 2021).
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Henry Mintzberg wrote a blog post titled Productive and Destructive Productivity (26 March 2015).
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Henry Mintzberg wrote a blog post titled MBAs as CEOs: Some troubling evidence (22 February 2017).
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Roger Dooley wrote an article for Forbes titled Tom Peters: The Best Way To Decide Who Gets Promoted, based on his interview with the famous author.
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Jason Patterson wrote an article on B2B content marketing titled Lead-Gen: The Holy Grail of Content Marketing.
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Daniel Daimler wrote an article titled The Trickster Machine: Mischief, Myth, and the Surface-Industrial Complex.
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Michael Blanding wrote an article for Harvard Business School Working Knowledge titled Latest Isn’t Always Greatest: Why Product Updates Capture Consumers (06 Dec 2022).
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