Tuesday, 14 March 2017

The Daily Alert from Harvard Business Review

 


THE DAILY ALERT: Harvard Business Review

March 14, 2017

Stop Reading Lists of Things Successful People Do

By Emre Soyer, Robin M. Hogarth


Managing organizations

Your Organization Wastes Time. Here's How to Fix It. by Eric Garton

Three ways to attack the causes.


National competitiveness

The Real Reason the German Labor Market Is Booming by Alexandra Spitz-Oener

It's a resurgence other countries should understand before copying.


Leadership

Too Many Men Are Silent Bystanders to Sexual Harassment by W. Brad Johnson, David G. Smith

Speaking out takes moral courage.


Costs

Research: Higher U.S. Physician Spending Doesn't Lead to Better Patient Outcomes by Yusuke Tsugawa, Anupam B. Jena

There's considerable waste in the system.


International business

Global Supply Chains Are About to Get Better, Thanks to Blockchain by Michael J. Casey, Pindar Wong

We'll be able to track goods between companies and across borders.


Manufacturing

Augmented Reality Is Already Improving Worker Performance by Magid Abraham, Marco Annunziata

One example shows a productivity boost of over 30% — on a worker's first use, and without prior training.


Managing people

Is Your Company Using Employee Data Ethically? by Kon Leong

The trade-offs can be complex.


Gender

We Know Female CEOs Get Paid More, But We Don't Know Why by Margaret Ormiston, James R. Bailey

Research offers some clues.


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