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What Peter Drucker Would Be Reading

03.18.2014

Recent selections from around the web that, we think, would have caught Peter Drucker’s eye.

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Higher Ed For Higher Tax Brackets

03.17.2014

Only one in 10 students from the families of the lowest-income Americans earn college degrees by the age of 24.

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A Few Things to Recall During the Recall

03.14.2014

Can Mary Barra lead GM through the recall crisis?

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Creative Sparks

03.14.2014

Guests discuss the unique challenges of managing creativity, as well as the role that creativity plays in effectively managing organizations.

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The Danger of Being Deskbound

03.14.2014

Rick Wartzman writes about Rick Raemisch, the executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections, who spent a night in solitary confinement at one of his state penitentiaries.

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Our Most Important Legacy

03.13.2014

“What do you want to be remembered for?”

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Playing It 10 Percent Unsafe

03.12.2014

In recent years, many nonprofit funders “have lost their appetite for experimentation and risk, even as they trumpet their desire to make big bets.”

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What Peter Drucker Would Be Reading

03.11.2014

Recent selections from around the web that, we think, would have caught Peter Drucker’s eye.

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Needed: A Benefit Concert For the Record Business

03.10.2014

Cool as the record business looks to outsiders, and rich as it used to be, the numbers today are dreadful.

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If You Don’t Like This Post, We Suggest You Check Out the Other Drucker Exchange. Oh, Wait—There Isn’t One.

03.07.2014

“Some people work exceedingly well as coaches and mentors, and some people are simply incompetent to be mentors.”

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Using the “L Word” at Work

03.06.2014

“Fear or love? Those are your two leadership choices. To determine which one is better, let’s examine the science.”

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The Fraught Franchise

03.05.2014

Franchising can be an effective strategy to finance rapid expansion. But done poorly, it can also “be a very swift and painful way to lose a lot of money.”

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What Peter Drucker Would Be Reading

03.04.2014

Recent selections from around the web that, we think, would have caught Peter Drucker’s eye.

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A Pessimist’s Delight on the Black Sea

03.03.2014

“Ukrainians have always resisted Russian domination.”

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Was Mozart Just Lucky?

02.28.2014

Would you still like the Mona Lisa if others didn’t?

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