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July 24, 2013 Slingshot Your CareerBy Video Carrie Householder, senior manager of Buying and Product Management at Amazon, explains how a less-than-perfect job can propel your career forward. |
Managing peopleDon't Neglect Your Power to Bring People Together by Ron AshkenasThe fears that keep managers from convening and making real decisions. IT managementWhy Can't a CIO Be More Like a CFO? by Deborah H. JuhnkeCIOs need to move beyond technology myopia to become executive partners in policy direction and enforcement. CustomersThe Right Way to Hire Your Customers by Bill LeeIf all your customers are doing to build your business is paying you money, you're leaving a lot of value on the table. MarketingHow Story Platforms Help Global Brands Go Local by Kirk CheyfitzThe days of relying on a logo and tagline are over. MarketingThe Problem with Price Gouging Laws by Rafi MohammedThey're politically popular, but encourage hoarding and exacerbate shortages. ExecutionOne Microsoft. Four Ways to Integrate Fiefdoms. by Ram CharanRestructuring is only a start; to break down silos, you must change the way people work. ChinaFree Coal in China's North Contributes to Lower Life Expectancy by Andrew O'ConnellLife expectancy in China's north is lower because of higher levels of airborne pollutants. InnovationInnovation Isn't an Idea Problem by David BurkusYour company is teeming with good ideas. But can you recognize them? |
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