A Company’s Secret Weapon To Mitigating A Crisis
15 December 2020
Nowadays, companies are forced to focus on the short term for two reasons.
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Tag Archives: Values
Can A Company Be A Family?
13 November 2020
Purity of intentions isn’t always followed by right actions.
Is Corporate Purpose A Fad?
19 September 2019
181 CEOs, whose companies account for about one-third of the U.S. market capitalization, recently issued a joint statement. They commit to deliver value to all of their stakeholders: Customers, employees, suppliers, communities in which they work, and shareholders.
It Is Its Imperfection That Makes Starbucks Exemplary
3 June 2018
This week, the Company closed its 8,000 US stores to provide racial-bias awareness training for 175,000 of its employees.
What If Love Was The Best Approach To Management?
11 June 2017
At the conclusion of each “Saturday Night Live” episode, the entire cast appears on stage and hugs each other.
Why Engaging Managers Create More Value Than Cutthroat Ones
15 May 2017
Much more often are CEOs appointed because they are cutthroat alpha males than because they engage and unify their employees.
Do A Few Talented Employees Make The Difference?
30 October 2016
That question creates tension with one of my main managerial principles.
Ignorance Is The Premise Of Progress
13 December 2015
Today, I would like to share with you two quotations, found in my recent readings, that embody my life’s philosophy.
According To A Study, Divided Teams Can Operate Effectively. Really?
22 November 2015
Distrust even leads teams to perform better in certain situations.
Corporate Values And Economic Value: The Starbucks Conundrum
1 November 2015
Earlier this week, Starbucks reported financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter. Its stock was punished by markets in spite of a 23rd straight quarter of 5%-plus global sales growth.
Attitude Is More Important Than IQ In Determining Success
27 September 2015
This is what we can learn from Stanford University’s Carol Dweck’s research.