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Companies that ultimately win evolve their management models and experiment with the status quo, says bestselling author Gary Hamel.
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Business thinker Gary Hamel thinks accelerating change, fierce competition and knowledge becoming a commodity will fuel the fire for transforming how companies are run.
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There’s no better time to innovate than during tough times, says management guru Gary Hamel, especially because the best ideas often require the least financial investment.
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Business strategy author Gary Hamel offers tips on how to cleverly cut company costs without jeopardizing your future.
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Management guru Gary Hamel argues that four factors are necessary to help employees excel: freedom, community, creativity and purpose.
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Bestselling business author Gary Hamel says that companies’ largest source of exploited value is the fact that staffers don’t unlock their full potential.
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A conversation with the founder and first principal of the Equity Project Charter School in New York City.
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We asked Zeke Vanderhoek, founder of a revolutionary public charter school in Manhattan, how he would reform the U.S. education system.
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Educators at Zeke Vandehoek’s New York City public charter school don’t have the typical job description.
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Zeke Vanderhoek, the brains behind a revolutionary charter institution in Manhattan, explains how to do it.
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The founder of a new charter middle school in Washington Heights explains the evolution of his radical idea.
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Zeke Vanderhoek, founder of Manhattan’s Equity Project Charter School, is banking on the instructors he’s chosen to run the place.
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The founder of Manhattan’s new charter institution remembers his life in the Teach for America trenches.
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A conversation with the co-founder and chairman of LinkedIn, a professional networking site.
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The founder of LinkedIn makes a case for why all companies should deploy this technology.
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Jonathan Zittrain discusses the role that a common breed of junk mail plays in determining the actual price of stocks.
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A discussion with the professor and co-founder of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
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The Professor of Law reflects on the potential wonders and horrors of our techno-driven future.
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Google’s threat to exit China, due in part to severe government censorship, indicates yet another failure of state officials to grapple with unprecedented complexities of regulating the internet.
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A Harvard Law Professor explains the potential underbelly of technological convenience—an unshakable, and often citizen-enforced, system of surveillance.