Scaling Up Excellence: The Problem of More
This is reprinted from the Harvard Business Review site. A big thanks to Julia Kirby for the wonderful editing. Start talking about the challenge of
October 9, 2013
This is reprinted from the Harvard Business Review site. A big thanks to Julia Kirby for the wonderful editing. Start talking about the challenge of
Stanford's James G. March is arguably the most prestigious living organizational theorist. We are reading his 1981 classic paper "Footnotes to Organizational Change" for my
Earlier in the week, I did my first post at HBR.org in over 2.5 years — my last was in January 2011. I was pretty
I was tried to get this out over Twitter, but breaking it into pieces ruins it. If you want to read one of the most
Several months back, Scott Berkun's publisher sent me an advanced copy of "The Year Without Pants" to read; it is a pretty silly title and
A compelling and instructive story on Sears Holdings appeared in BusinessWeek last month — they own Sears stores, Kmart, Land's End and a host of
Please forgive my months of silence. I appreciate all the folks who have asked if I am OK (I am fine!) and who have urged
I first posted this in 2011, but I update it now and then. Note I have removed two from the list: Men and Women of
It is Thanksgiving morning here in California and I was thinking of all the good things in my life I have to be thankful for,
About 15 years ago, UC Berkeley's Barry Staw and I had a running conversation about the conditions under which showing anger, even having a temper
I got a note from a manager about this cartoon and story at the Marketoonist, which is drawn and written by Tim Fishburne — he
I spent the morning trying to catch-up on all the emails that have been piling-up and the stuff I have been collecting to read for