James Mackintosh wrote a Wall Street Journal article titled Money-Losing Companies Mushroom Even as Stocks Hit New Highs. Continue reading “Money-Losing Companies Mushroom Even as Stocks Hit New Highs”
What’s Wrong with Business Schools? A Systems View
Angela Montgomery wrote an article titled What’s Wrong with Business Schools? A Systems View. Continue reading “What’s Wrong with Business Schools? A Systems View”
Strategy Needs Good Words
Martin Weigel wrote a blog post titled Strategy Needs Good Words. Continue reading “Strategy Needs Good Words”
Why Writing Better Will Make You a Better Person
Bob Fischer and Nathan Nobis wrote an article for the Chronicle of Higher Education titled Why Writing Better Will Make You a Better Person. Continue reading “Why Writing Better Will Make You a Better Person”
eScooter injuries in Santa Monica
Dan Jansenson wrote an article for the Santa Monica Mirror titled It’s Time to Reevaluate Scooter Rules. Continue reading “eScooter injuries in Santa Monica”
Abandoned Maine paper mill resurrected by Chinese cardboard company
The New York Times ran a story titled A Maine Paper Mill’s Unexpected Savior: China about a 130-year old paper mill in Old Town, Maine. Continue reading “Abandoned Maine paper mill resurrected by Chinese cardboard company”
The habits of effective managers at Google
Justin Bariso, author of EQ Applied, wrote an article for Inc. titled Google Spent a Decade Researching What Makes a Great Boss. It Came Up With These 10 Things. Continue reading “The habits of effective managers at Google”
Parker Hannifin’s shift from cost-plus to market-based pricing
Timothy Aeppel wrote a Wall Street Journal article titled Seeking Perfect Prices, CEO Tears Up the Rules dated March 27, 2007. Continue reading “Parker Hannifin’s shift from cost-plus to market-based pricing”
Grey Thinking
Farnham Street posted an article titled The Value of Grey Thinking. Continue reading “Grey Thinking”
Negativity Bias
John Tierney and Roy F. Baumeister wrote an essay for the Wall Street Journal titled For the New Year, Say No to Negativity. Tierney and Baumeister are authors of The Power of Bad: How the Negativity Effect Rules Us and How We Can Rule It.
« negativity bias, it’s the universal tendency for bad events and emotions to affect us more strongly than positive ones. » Continue reading “Negativity Bias”
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