Jim Collins on the Building Blocks of Greatness
Jim Collins, author of management classics like Built to Last and Good to Great, on great companies, managing in a networked world and leadership
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The Gig Economy
From the ingenious and the enterprising to the borderline weird, people are clambering on to platforms like Fiverr to live a life of their choosing
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On track or in organizations, competition is the essential friction that brings forth progress and performance
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