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In Review Lean in: women, work and the will to lead — Sheryl Sandberg In the immediate wake of the publication of her book “Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead,” Sheryl Sandberg set off a firestorm of... |
Extras As I was leaving my local Citibank branch the other day, a customer service rep flagged me down. Smiling and eager, she had what looked like a pamphlet in Citibank blue to press on me. But it wasn’t... |
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Interview As one of the founders of the Jepson School for Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond in Virginia, Professor Joanne Ciulla was seeking an element blatantly missing from the traditional... |
Interview “Plastics.” Mr. McGuire’s pithy career advice to “The Graduate” couldn’t have been more timely in 1967. The space race was on, and Americans were soon flipping pancakes on Teflon griddles while NASA... |
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Latest Thinking A new study delineates what leadership must look like today. The aftershocks of the 2008 financial crisis still reverberate throughout the global business landscape. The crisis set in motion... |
Latest Thinking Organizations are rediscovering the importance of face-to-face interaction. “That feeling of ‘clicking’ that we all have had when interacting with people might actually have real neural basis.” In... |
