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How Mobile Apps Are Improving India’s Rickshaws s.hbr.org/1TVyeio
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Outstanding leaders take time out of their fast-paced, frenzied schedules to reflect and listen to themselves s.hbr.org/1mVPkC3
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Why our obsession with generational differences may be getting in the way at work. s.hbr.org/1ZWQgV8 pic.twitter.com/mCDxCLTQCs
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[SPONSORED] “Preparing Local Economies for the Future,” from @DellEnterprise. s.hbr.org/1Q5gNNg
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Former Colleagues Are More Valuable than You Think s.hbr.org/1TVnsZH
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What Really Influences Employee Motivation s.hbr.org/22ZxC1r
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Mindfulness Isn’t Much Harder than Mindlessness s.hbr.org/1TVbPBQ
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To Stop Bad Behavior, Display a Virtuous Quote s.hbr.org/1ZWQdJ3 pic.twitter.com/Yvy70wCiMo
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Maybe ideation isn't the key to innovative breakthroughs. s.hbr.org/1P3StGt pic.twitter.com/xx6iOTy1KO
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What Having a “Growth Mindset” Actually Means s.hbr.org/1PbGoPF
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The More Women Earn, the Less Healthy They Feel s.hbr.org/1RDreJE
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Empathy is critical for leadership. But research shows that it has its limits. s.hbr.org/1ZguWYx pic.twitter.com/LZKDCIFPRD
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Team Leaders Should Play Favorites (but Only in Moderation) s.hbr.org/1Pbn98N
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What the very best bosses know about finding and honing talent. s.hbr.org/1RGHO9U @sydfinkelstein pic.twitter.com/ZYrlTMbI12
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How an Accounting Firm Convinced Its Employees They Could Change the World s.hbr.org/1ZSAB9r pic.twitter.com/CBcVNvZ5lj
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Today's management tip: You can’t change something if you don’t realize you’re doing it pic.twitter.com/41XmktEuai
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Want to Be an Outstanding Leader? Keep a Journal. s.hbr.org/1RD8g5S