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March 31, 2011 | ||
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| MARSHALL & FRIENDS A Journey into Personality Self-Discovery (Vol. 2) Marshall Goldsmith tells how to bring on the mojo that will overhaul your attitude and career—maybe even your whole life VIEWPOINT Three Simple Spring Training Tips for Your Office Think of baseball as an example and then take a swing at revitalizing the team of workers who report to you HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review How to Get Involved Without Micromanaging People Stop annoying the workers who report to you—and help them via the Prep-Do-Review technique HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review Information Overload's 2,300-Year-Old History Don't blame Google. TMI traces back to the likes of Pliny the Elder, says Harvard history professor Ann Blair THE BOARDROOM Why Hewlett-Packard Did the Right Thing The computer maker has revitalized its board of directors. HP deserves congratulations, not the harsh criticism ISS has doled out VIEWPOINT How to Fix Oversize Executive Compensation A new study recommends a tweak to the Tax Code: Let companies deduct bonuses only if they give all their workers the same incentive packages VIEWPOINT How About Sharing Your Sheriff? It's called cross-jurisdiction collaboration, and it's saving local governments and private organizations millions by enabling them to share resources THE DRUCKER DIFFERENCE Why Japan Needs More Nonprofits Long before the earthquake and tsunami, an economic malaise had begun to do harm to Japan that a more robust social sector could remedy MANAGEMENT Six Keys to Profiting in China For foreign companies doing business in China, the country's booming economy by no means guarantees success HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review Beware of Innovations from Daily-Deal Sites Promotions offered to merchants by Groupon, LivingSocial, LevelUp, and the like are suitable only for specific purposes under special circumstances NEW CAREERS BOOKS New Business Books A List of Tomes About Jobs, Careers, Management, and Leadership (updated every week)
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