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Old Dogs & New Tricks: It’s Never Too Late To Learn
It’s said that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but you can teach an old(er) barn owl new skills by breaking them up into manageable, bite-sized steps.
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It’s Time to Unlock Your Potential—By Getting Gritty
By Anna Svedberg – an intern with Hult Labs. Currently pursuing a Masters in International Business at Hult International Business School.
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For Some CEOs, Company Culture Isn’t Just a Thing—It’s Everything
Tony Hsieh (pronounced Shay), the CEO of Zappos, has been ubiquitously quoted as saying that “if employees are bad for our culture, we’ll fire them for that reason alone.” Sound harsh or even confusing? Just wait; there’s more. Hsieh has said that employees who are bad for company culture aren’t necessarily bad at their jobs.
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What Makes Something Go Viral? It’s All in the Science of Buzz
What is “buzz”? In our humble opinion, it’s the momentum of attention or excitement for something that is just so good that it gains currency as it passes from one person to another—just like a snowball increases its girth as it rolls down a hill, collecting layers of snow.
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Good company: Hult students get a glimpse inside Google during campus tour
From the beach volley ball court to the dog shuttle, Hult students saw it all within – and outside – the walls of the Google headquarters this week during a trip to the company’s famous Silicon Valley campus.
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Highlights from the #HultTweetUp on Immigration Reform
Immigration reform is a hot topic in the U.S. right now. Newly proposed legislation, which just passed in the Senate, is now in the hands of the House of Representatives. So, if you're an international business student or a prospective one, how would it affect you?