Making Decisions Together (When You Don’t Agree on What’s Important) - Sarah Cliffe - Harvard Business Review
Most strategic initiatives are run by teams whose members are drawn from around the company — from different functions, different business units,…
When 'More, Bigger, Faster' Is Not Better - NYTimes.com
“A business cannot truly evolve,” John Mackey, a co-founder of Whole Foods Market, has written, “if its leaders, particularly the C.E.O., are not…
Three Things that Actually Motivate Employees - Harvard Business Review - Harvard Business Review
Mastery: Help people develop deep skills. Stretch goals show faith that people can shape the future rather than being victimized by it, and find…
When 'More, Bigger, Faster' Is Not Better - NYTimes.com
“A business cannot truly evolve,” John Mackey, a co-founder of Whole Foods Market, has written, “if its leaders, particularly the C.E.O., are not…
Building An Operating System for the Good Economy - Impact IQ
be entrepreneur-centric, for it is the entrepreneurs that are the source of our collective success; help us collaborate and connect; provide market…
IT Has To Deliver Great Tools — and Teach People to Use Them - Andrew Horne and Brian Foster - Harvard Business Review
HBR Blog Network IT Has To Deliver Great Tools — and Teach People to Use Them
The Network Secrets of Great Change Agents - Harvard Business Review
1. Change agents who were central in the organization’s informal network had a clear advantage, regardless of their position in the formal hierarchy.
Scientific Meliorism and the Evolution of Happiness - Jane Hume Clapperton - Google Books
Meliorism is the belief that the specific conditions which exist at one moment, be they comparatively bad or comparatively good, in any event may be…
Y Worlds Emerging Revolution
This is our new beta site, all comments are appreciated. The Y Worlds Cooperative is an emerging revolution – a new model that makes existing models…
New Offices - Apple to Google
It is commonly assumed that the critical moment in Google's ascent to global search hegemony came in October 2000, when Larry Page and Sergey Brin…