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When Competition at Work Turns to Conflict
INSEAD study of Formula 1 offers insights on defusing conflicts at work
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Championing AI for Business
Professor Phanish Puranam on how organizations can develop the mindsets and skills to win with Artificial Intelligence
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Creating Innovation Cultures
How collaboration between design and business mindsets builds innovative organizational cultures
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Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader [Chapter Download]
Below follows a brief extract from Herminia Ibarra’s insightful, provocative, and practical new book ‘Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader.’
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Innovation Genes - The 5 key discovery skills
A five-year study by leading professors from INSEAD, Harvard and Brigham Young University have identified five essential competences/abilities required for leading innovation - although as Hal Gregersen of INSEAD notes "you do not need all of the to be great."
