The Thinker Interview


Competition for Good
| Nov. 9 2022
Nobel Prize-winning economist Michael Spence discusses the development of strategic competition and the benefits it can bring.


New Technology, New Choices
| Aug. 5 2022
The adoption of AI technologies into society will disproportionately affect different sectors and raise ethical questions that need to be.
Diversified Thinking
Given the unique challenges presented by the China market to foreign businesses, the importance of strategic thinking cannot be understated.


| Aug. 5 2022
Challenging Times
Ker Gibbs, outgoing President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, discusses US-China relations and the situation of.


| Dec. 8 2021
A Counter Narrative
Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia, discusses the cost of protectionism and foresees trade as the major battlefield of.


| Oct. 11 2021
Daniel Kahneman Interview: Less-Than-Rational Actors
Before Daniel Kahneman, few if any psychologists influenced the field of economics. But the Nobel laureate reversed the assumption underpinning.


| Sep. 11 2017
Clayton Christensen on Innovation: Finding the Jobs to Be Done
"Innovation" is difficult, yet the word itself is so overly used that the meaning of it has become hollow. Some.


| Apr. 26 2017
Talent Management, an Interview with Edward E. Lawler III
Business has changed, specifically the relationship between management and employees. Once upon a time, companies offered careers—long-term, stable.


| Jan. 25 2017
Roger Martin on the Lost Art of Strategy
Companies today are less enthusiastic about corporate strategy. Strategy as a way of thinking has become “a lost discipline”, as.


| Sep. 21 2016
Dan Ariely’s Advice for Decision Making: Understanding our Minds
We make decisions every day. Most of them are small: Should I buy that shirt? Others demand more thought: Is.


| Aug. 1 2016
Sydney Finkelstein And The Superboss Playbook
Throughout our careers, we encounter a range of management styles, with mixed results. But what is it that distinguishes a.


| Apr. 20 2016
Henry Mintzberg on Rebalancing Society
Henry Mintzberg was once called the enfant terrible of management thinking. It’s not hard to see why. The author.


| Feb. 8 2016
Rachel Botsman on the Collaborative Economy
The sharing economy has gone from being a niche idea most familiar to Silicon Valley insiders to one that has.


| Feb. 2 2016
Francesca Gino on How to Not Get Sidetracked
Sometimes the biggest obstacle that stands between you and your goal is your wayward mind. You often start something new.


| Oct. 21 2015