The Ludicrous Management Lesson Of A Google Executive
8 April 2012
The management tips offered by Marissa Mayer, one of Google’s historical leaders, are not always that clever.
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Truth Is Just Perception
Should A CEO Be Popular With Their Employees?
1 April 2012
This is the question that one may ask after reading the latest opinion polls on major American CEOs.
Book Review: “Let My People Go Surfing: The Education Of A Reluctant Businessman” By Yvon Chouinard (2005, 272 Pages)
31 March 2012
A book by an alpinist CEO that will not get you high.
The Difference Between Happiness And Pleasure
25 March 2012
A wonderful quote from Chateaubriand tells us how to live our life.
The First Quality Of A Communicator Is Anything But Natural
18 March 2012
I read a quote the other day that says it all about the difficulty of communicating.
Productivity And Creativity Do Not Mix… And That’s Great!
11 March 2012
A study shows that we have our best ideas when we are least productive.
The Management Lesson Of One Of The Best Rock Climbers Today
4 March 2012
It’s not often that I can talk about climbing on this blog. However, a recent interview of Chris Sharma again demonstrates how much climbing and management have in common, this time with regards to hedonism.
Book Review: “Inside Apple: How America’s Most Admired – And Secretive – Company Really Works” By Adam Lashinsky (2012, 272 Pages)
3 March 2012
An outsider gives us the best possible look inside Apple.
The Management Lesson Of John F. Kennedy
26 February 2012
An extraordinary quote from JFK describing his relationship with Theodore Sorensen, his ghostwriter and special adviser, defines what all communicators should be.
The Management Lesson Of Jack Welch
12 February 2012
With its IPO, Facebook will instantly create a thousand millionaires among its employees. Jack Welch rightly sees a future management problem in this sudden creation of wealth.
Book Review: “Too Big To Know: Rethinking Knowledge Now That The Facts Aren’t The Facts, Experts Are Everywhere, And The Smartest Person In The Room Is The Room” By David Weinberger (2012, 256 Pages)
12 February 2012
A book on knowledge that is so short on it.
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