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Providing jobs and making profits are no longer enough. What else are corporations doing?
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As you develop your personal philosophy of management for application in your personal workplace circumstances, it is helpful to recall just how personal it really is. That is,  0 comments
Po Bronson's new book, which he penned with Ashley Merryman, is shockingly insightful. NurtureShock: New Thinking About Children walks through the latest research on parenting and  0 comments
The title of the last session of the BSR conference presented an oxymoron in the shape of a conundrum: sustainable consumption. Sustainable consumption is a phrase suitable for  0 comments
Say you are GE Healthcare and sell ultrasound machines in India. Say that your machines are so good (they are easy to use, priced right, portable) that you capture 51% of the  0 comments
I'm at the BSR 2009 conference and expo in San Francisco. It is a picture perfect day "by the bay" and in front of the Hyatt Regency hotel the cable car fills with passengers and  0 comments
When you begin each interaction, encounter, or relationship at work with an examination of what result you want to flow from it you will eventually, as we have been discussing,  0 comments
I am a vegetarian and against the death penalty. We need to evolve beyond killing as a solution for food and punishment.That said, the news this past week that China had executed  0 comments
It is said that Samurai warriors trained specifically to not fear death, in order to clear the way to victory. In a perverse sort of way, that sounds magnificently martial. But  0 comments
An accomplished professional in his mid-30s called me recently. He wanted to get more engaged in the community and wanted my advice on how to best do that. He said he wanted to  0 comments
In nature, there are a variety of ways that organisms can disappear. There are those associated with predation and competition, of course. But there are two others that are  0 comments
We have been toying for a number of years with the idea of creating pro bono projects that would serve more than a single client. Salesforce.com is an example of this model.   0 comments
Some years ago, at an early peak in the frenzy stirred up by the modern leadership movement’s gurus, doctorates in fields generally related to leadership began to appear in  0 comments
In his first six months in office, President Obama has spoken at length about service, social innovation and professional responsibility.  They are some of the core means for  0 comments
The origins of the celebratory view of individual leadership lie deep in pre-modern times. For millennia prior to contemporary social, political, and commercial developments,  2 comments
In an earlier blog post  I wrote about an article in the New York Times that described the change in the prestige of careers and how careers in the public sector may have  3 comments
Some years ago I worked with a fellow who came from a reasonably privileged background, had enjoyed a fashionably elite education, and who was clearly on—and viewed himself as  0 comments
I can't recall an article that I have read that gave me as much of a sense of optimism about our country as the cover story in The New York Times "Week in Review" section a couple  0 comments
One of the more entertaining scientific exercises to observe is the never-ending struggle to identify the capacity or characteristic that separates humans from animals. And one of  0 comments
This is a very stressful and confusing time for professionals. On the one hand increasing numbers of people want to raise their hands to help society as they are inspired by bold  1 comment
A popular idea in business over recent decades is that employees should be given “ownership” of the decisions they are charged with carrying out. It is believed that this will  0 comments
 
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