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Join us on 5/29 for a #HBRwebinar as next-gen leaders discuss what it takes to be the employer of choice. krm.com/hbr/Employerof…
Could a relatively obscure 1996 academic paper hold the key to better strategy? s.hbr.org/10twyQV @mdryall
How to Lead When You're Not in Charge s.hbr.org/13Qzewf
How P&G's A.G. Lafley leads through turbulent times s.hbr.org/14ZiCS2
A.G. Lafley on Strategy's Tough Choices s.hbr.org/13QtiU5
4 Lean Advertising Campaigns That Went Viral s.hbr.org/10RBOwJ
An Encore at P&G (Standing Ovation TBD) s.hbr.org/10RyUrW
The Most Overlooked Leadership Skill s.hbr.org/10RvR2T
After Graduating, Keep Community First s.hbr.org/10RvR2X
What A.G. Lafley's Return Means for P&G s.hbr.org/13QiNjx
.@RosabethKanter on what A.G. Lafley's return means for P&G. s.hbr.org/14ZhduK
A Futurist Looks at the Future of Marketing s.hbr.org/10RhP1j
"Great organizations choose to win rather than simply play." A.G. Lafley's strategy playbook: s.hbr.org/170rF9X
A Diverse Board Is an Independent Board s.hbr.org/13PNxB8
Find Out if You're a Scale-Up Entrepreneur with This Two-Minute Test s.hbr.org/10R1eKR
How retailers are creating digital showrooms of their own s.hbr.org/1959mip
Don't blame Apple for America's broken tax code: Mihir Desai on what this week's controversy really boils down to s.hbr.org/10qf6wM
Need a plan for reaching your unique potential? @AspenBizEd recommends @RobSKaplan's What You're Really Meant to Do s.hbr.org/10OubHi
"If your graduation speaker calls you a 'future leader,' cover your ears." s.hbr.org/12JL0Yb @gpetriglieri
Embrace the Business Model That Threatens You s.hbr.org/14SlqAe
Creating true customer advocates is a lot different from getting them to buy your products and services s.hbr.org/14SlqjU
Why Some Companies Last and Others Don't s.hbr.org/13OjidN
Seven Fun Facts About Corporate Taxes s.hbr.org/10P2LkP
Why everyone needs analytical skills. Read this chapter from Keeping Up with the Quants by @tdav and Jinho Kim. s.hbr.org/197pRL3
Check out our June issue. New thinking on strategy, how to give a killer presentation & much more: s.hbr.org/11f5ObN
How To Get Better at Spotting Opportunities s.hbr.org/13NKKIL
Why You Should Let a 5-Year Old Design Your Next Product s.hbr.org/13NGoRX
The U.S. Corporate Tax Code Is Broken. How Should We Fix It? s.hbr.org/10OzQNL
Don't Read Infographics When You're Feeling Anxious s.hbr.org/10OoaKM
Thanks to those who sent us their worst #first90days experiences! For more on the book and @watkinsmichael visit: hbr.org/books/watkins
What Google Glass Reveals About Privacy Fears s.hbr.org/10Oh5de
Six Ways to Befriend Future Tech Billionaires s.hbr.org/13NnsTl
The #HBRchat: How to Influence People With Your Ideas, begins at 1pm ET via @HBRexchange s.hbr.org/10MmK3r @JohnButman joins
Management Tip: 4 Things Every Team Needs s.hbr.org/13NcDAy #HBRMgmntTip
This test can help you better target your ad investments s.hbr.org/12Kg5uA
Question your old habits to gain competitive advantage s.hbr.org/192hC2J
It's time to stop counting devices. After all, you've only got one pair of eyes. s.hbr.org/192hC2H @mitchjoel
Why Your Company Should Use the Kickstarter Model to Innovate s.hbr.org/12Kg5uE
A Business Model for Bangladesh s.hbr.org/12Kg3mF
The Steve Jobs emails that show how to win a hard-nosed negotiation s.hbr.org/14SkyLT via @qz
Management Tip: Get a Job Offer from a Stranger s.hbr.org/1959mir #HBRMgmntTip
MT @kehoeJP: Manufacturing will fuel the future of innovation. Skeptical? Read this @HBSWK piece from Gary Pisano s.hbr.org/14SCJBb
How to Create True Customer Advocates s.hbr.org/10M3RNY
The Rise of Virtual Brick-and-Mortars s.hbr.org/10LXrhV
"Sustainable competitive advantage is now the exception, not the rule." @rgmcgrath s.hbr.org/10LNykp
Toronto fans: Join @watkinsmichael tonight at 7pm for a book talk & signing @IndigoBayBloor s.hbr.org/11bu6Dv #first90days.
Hire Yourself a Great First Manager s.hbr.org/13L4lcs
The Real 800-Pound Gorilla of Presenteeism s.hbr.org/13KXqA5
Embrace the Business Model That Threatens You s.hbr.org/10LCXG6