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The Story of How Kellogg’s Toppled Social Conditioning
As the deflationary recession hit the United States in the 1920s, cereal companies began to lose their snap, crackle and pop. The first instinct …
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Microsoft Samples Real Life LinkedIn
Microsoft becomes the latest company to sample the world of coworking space. The Redmond-based company is shifting 30% of its New York employees to …
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Phebe Novakonic is General Dynamics’ Secret Weapon
At age 17, Phebe Novakovic knew she was bound for the defense world. Now 57 years old, she is a wife, a mother, a …
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Steve Jobs Innovation Routine – My two vital lessons
Steve Jobs – This would be a name synonymous as one of the most successful entrepreneur’s in transcendental terminology. He had a capability to …
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What Separates Highly Successful People from the average
Do you know why most people don’t reach their full potential? They wait. They wait until the perfect moment arrives (which is never). They …
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Key Leadership Lessons We All Can Learn From the Founding Fathers
On Monday, July 4th, the United States of America celebrates its 240th birthday. As we turn the corner to American Independence Day, I’ve decided …
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Mark Zuckerberg’s 3 Top Pieces of Business Advice for Entrepreneurs
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has seen the highest highs and weathered the disappointment of the lowest lows of the startup and tech game. The …
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Uber Is In Dire Need of Ethical Leadership
For many, Uber is a sure thing. What began in 2009 as a luxury car service in San Francisco is now valued at $62.5 …
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Top 5 Most Creative Female Leaders in the World
In the industry of creations, the progress in your career typically arrives from talents as a practitioner. There are possibilities when exceptional designers do …
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Will 2016 be the Year of Women CEOs?
Last year, among the 359 incoming CEO class at the world’s 2,500 largest companies only 10 were women, noted a study by Strategy&. At …
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5 Lessons Peter Thiel Needs to Learn from Jeff Bezos
Apart from Warren Buffet, not a single American leader has dared to stuff his annual letter to investors and shareholders full of corporate wisdom and …
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5 Signs You Are Actually a Bad Boss
Bad bosses are like babies – they aren’t necessarily bad people, but they somehow manage to make work-life unimaginably challenging. In the movie Horrible …
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Peter Thiel’s Advice on Execution with Speed
A lot of us are at a point in our lives where there is a constant battle between where we are standing and where …
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How to be a Self-Made Millionaire by 30
So, you want to be a self-made millionaire? Bingo! You and almost every other person on the planet want the same thing. However, only …
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Why Mothers Make Great Business Leaders
Some very prominent female CEOs – Indra Nooyi, Meg Whitman, Mary Barra, and Irene Rosenfeld – are all mothers. Mothers possess many of the …
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Aspiring Women Business Leaders to Lead New Age Startups
Gone are the times when you would find women working under someone else’s dictatorship, or perched on a bar stool in their kitchen. From …
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How Twitter changed after Jack Dorsey rejoined
Jack Dorsey is an enigmatic and visionary leader who has been the central player in the corporate narratives of the last decade. Dorsey rejoined …
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Timeless Leadership Lessons from Martin Luther King, Jr.
To millions of African American’s, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was the face of the crusade for racial equality. To the world, he was …
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10 lessons for first-time entrepreneurs
Launching a startup can be exciting and rewarding but also nerve-wracking and challenging at times. There will be endless issues coming up as you …
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Be Your Own Boss
Not so long ago, the only people who used to hunt for ‘Gigs’ were artists, musicians and freelancers. For the rest, their aim used …
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Jack Dorsey named Twitter CEO, Adam Bain appointed COO
Twitter has named interim chief executive Jack Dorsey, one of the company’s co-founders and the first person to run the Internet service, as its …
