Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Weekly Hotlist: After Paris, We Need More Fellowship, Not More Leadership

 


THE WEEKLY HOTLIST: Harvard Business Review

November 16, 2015

After Paris, We Need More Fellowship, Not More Leadership

By Gianpiero Petriglieri


Giving feedback

The Easiest Thing You Can Do to Be a Great Boss by David Sturt

Recognize the power of recognition.


Branding

Why Simple Brands Win by Margaret Molloy

Complexity discourages loyalty.


Conflict

How to Make Sure You're Heard in a Difficult Conversation by Amy Gallo

Body language matters as much as what you say.


Managing yourself

What Separates High-Performing Leaders from Average Ones by Todd Warner

Routines.


Disruptive innovation

Where Disruptive Innovation Came From by Donald Sull

A decades-long effort to understand why great businesses fail.


Organizational culture

Authentic Workplaces Don't Try to Make Everyone the Same by Rob Goffee, Gareth Jones

They value people as their best selves.


Leadership

What I Didn't Know About Becoming a CEO by Karen Firestone

Reflections after 10 years.


Knowledge management

Is Your Company Encouraging Employees to Share What They Know? by Christopher Myers

Too much expertise is going to waste.


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