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The Talking Cure: Storytelling As a Sales and Management Tool

by Bennett Voyles | Dec. 12 2016

Storytelling is one of the most important skills for leaders to learn, because their job is to gain trust, and.

Alternatives to the Annual Performance Review

by Bennett Voyles | Sep. 21 2015

Companies are abandoning the age-old tradition of the annual performance review. What can possibly replace it.

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The Contentious Issue of Succession Planning in Family Business

Succession planning in family business is often the cause of much stress. Are there ways of making the transition smooth.

by Bennett Voyles | Feb. 17 2015

The Dawn of Chinese Consultancy Companies?

Western consultancies are facing questions in China. Can Chinese companies capitalize on the moment.

by Suzanne Edwards | Feb. 16 2015

The Gary Hamel Interview: Unleashing another Revolution

Gary Hamel, the Godfather of Management 2.0, on reengineering the DNA of organizations based on, among other things, the.

by Neelima | Dec. 15 2014

Women on Corporate Boards: Ladies Last

Boards are integrating, slowly. But so far the proportion of women on corporate boards is still minuscule.

by Bennett Voyles | Dec. 8 2014

The High Cost of Discrimination

Why the cost of discrimination in terms of race, gender or sexual orientation is so high, and why prejudice makes.

by Bennett Voyles | Dec. 1 2014

British Chip Designer ARM on How to Win in China

Allen Wu, chip designer ARMʼs Greater China President, on how the company is navigating Chinaʼs increasingly treacherous environment.

by Suzanne Edwards | Oct. 27 2014

Technology and Higher Education: Welcome to Future U!

How technology will make higher education better, but probably not cheaper.

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 21 2014

The Going Gets Tough for MNCs in China

A combination of factors such as a slowing Chinese economy, rising costs, lethal competition and increased government scrutiny are changing.

by Neelima Mahajan and Major Tian | Aug. 20 2014

Unemployment in China: Degree to Nowhere?

Official figures of unemployment in China may not be showing us the reality of joblessness for recent graduates and migrant.

by Xin En Lee | Jul. 21 2014

Adam Grant on Why Giving is Good

Giving is good, we have all been told. It makes you a good person and it is the right thing.

by Neelima Mahajan | Jul. 16 2014

InnoSpring and the rest: Incubators with Chinese Characteristics

China-focused incubators such as InnoSpring and zPark Venture are all trying to bridge the gap between China and Silicon.

by Beidi Zhang | Jun. 26 2014

The Age of Micro-Multinational Companies

Low communication costs and improved access to global markets for talent, supply chain requirements and customers is paving the way.

by Bennett Voyles | May. 22 2014

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