Weekly Hotlist: 8 Ways to Read (a Lot) More Books This Year

 

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February 06, 2017 8 Ways to Read (a Lot) More Books This Year By Neil Pasricha Stop checking Facebook.

Collaboration If Your Team Agrees on Everything, Working Together Is Pointless by Liane Davey Collaboration requires conflict. Motivating people Leading People Too Smart to Be Led by Robert C. Wolcott Six lessons from the Santa Fe Institute. Managing organizations HR's Vital Role in How Employees Spend Their Time, Talent, and Energy by Eric Garton It can pay more attention to productivity. Data Trump's Low Approval Numbers Matter — Here's Why by Dan Cassino Popularity is leverage. Technology Deep Learning Will Radically Change the Ways We Interact with Technology by Aditya Singh Here are just some of the possibilities. Managing organizations The Refresher: Regression Analysis by Amy Gallo A two-minute guide to one of the most important types of data analysis. Sales Ineffective Sales Leaders Can Cause Lasting Damage by Andris A. Zoltners, PK Sinha, Sally E. Lorimer How to spot them and fix their mistakes. Leadership Larry Summers: Business Leaders Should Stand Up to President Trump by Adi Ignatius A former U.S. treasury secretary reminds CEOs to focus on the long term.

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