No Brag, Just Facts at DaVita
DaVita operates over 1200 kidney dialysis centers in the United States. They employ about 30,000 people that serve over 100,000 patients, and are committed to
September 14, 2006
DaVita operates over 1200 kidney dialysis centers in the United States. They employ about 30,000 people that serve over 100,000 patients, and are committed to
Kathy Lee, one of the doctoral students I work with at Stanford, uncovered a product sold by Glakware called Urban Asshole Notification Cards. As the
A longitudinal study of nearly 3000 medical students from 16 medical schools was just published the British Medical Journal. Dr. Erica Frank and her colleagues
I’ve been fretting about this lately, and ranting at Jeff Pfeffer and an anonymous business reporter about it. My question is whether there is a
Our evidence-based management website has been up for a week, and thanks largely to the hard work by Daphne Chang and Paul Reist at the
I recently reported that the Stanford Technology Ventures Program was ranked #1 for podcast downloads on iTunes. I was curious what that meant in terms of
I exchanged emails with a manager I know today who was concerned that her company might be heading toward the Otis Redding Problem in its
Diego Rodriguez has been telling me for about a year now that, as an organizational researcher, I needed to learn more about this amazing guy
The strong reactions to Marge’s Asshole Management Metric not only got me thinking about the difficulties of managing nasty people (and the times when there
I am pleased to announced that www.evidence-basedmanagement.com went live earlier this week. Jeff Pfeffer and I have been working on this all summer with two
I’ve written about the new d.school class that we are teaching in Fall. We’ve got more details about the class, and if you are a
Kent Blumberg (who writes a very thoughtful blog on leadership, strategy and performance) wrote me a couple emails this morning about the Fox TV show