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August 16, 2013 The Dell Deal Explained: What a Successful Turnaround Looks LikeBy Walter Frick A case study of IBM in the 1990s points to what Dell must do to succeed. |
Managing yourselfGood Leaders Get Emotional by Doug SundheimBut how much emotion is too much? IT managementIT Doesn't Matter (to CEOs) by Robert PlantHowever, new technological threats mean it should. TransportationWhich Is Worse: Airline Monopolies or Airline Competition? by Justin FoxNear the beginning of the complaint that the Justice Department, five states, and the District of Columbia filed this week... ConsultingWhy We Love to Hate Consultants by HBR IdeaCastDan McGinn, HBR senior editor. Managing yourselfWomen: Let's Stop Allowing Race and Age to Divide Us by Ancella Livers and Trudy BourgeoisWomen with power need to reach out to other women. MarketingPronoun Use Reflects a Rising U.S. Individualism by Andrew O'ConnellUses of "I" and "we" surge as uses of "we" decline. CoachingResearch: What CEOs Really Want from Coaching by Gretchen GavettIt's not the "soft skills." |
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