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Having Faith in your Students
A few weeks ago my MBA students, all 183 of them, did something that many of my academic colleagues had told me would be impossible.
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Delisting a double-edged sword for struggling firms [ZDNet]
Going private allows once-public tech companies greater freedom to pursue their strategic goals, but cuts down on funding options to sustain themselves.
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A Closer Look at Creativity, and How to Teach It
As kids, with crayons and coloring books in hand, we probably didn’t think twice about coloring outside the lines. As we got older, we learned all about lines: standing in them, behind them, and that crossing them was risky and could get us into trouble.
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Creative Problem Solving is One Video Clip Away
Need a spark to light your creative fire first thing in the morning? Do have that cup of coffee or tea to activate your senses, but don’t be so eager to peruse news sources that cover the woes of the world. You could be harming your ability to be a creative problem solver.
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My Women’s Leadership Wish List for 2013 [Huffington Post]
Written by Cari Guittard, Principal, Global Engagement Partners; Professor of Global Management, Hult International Business School. Republished from the Huffington Post
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Why Students Cheat, and What To Do About It
Research shows that schools with honor codes (especially those that are long-standing) report less incidents of cheating than those without them. But what if companies had honor codes? Would they reduce unethical behavior in the workplace?