Strategy & Management

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Fast Company September 2000 Lauren Heist	C3PO Job Titles of the Future: Kyle Shannon
Fast Company September 2000 Christine Canabou	Chief Zookeeper Job Titles of the Future: Elias Shams
Fast Company September 2000 Cheryle Dahle	He Knows How to Be Diligent About Due Diligence Whether you're sizing up an investment or a new hire, it's not enough to study the financials and the references. As due-diligence expert Barry Rhein will tell you, you've got to read between the lines.
Fast Company September 2000 George Anders	He Who Moves First Finishes Last Need a winning strategy for the Internet? Just exploit the "first-mover advantage," say consultants and industry analysts. The concept is based on the notion that in everything from children's games to high-stakes business showdowns, the person who acts first can seize command and go on to conquer all.
Fast Company September 2000 Christine Canabou	How About a Hot Idea With Your Dinner? Meeting I Never Miss
Fast Company September 2000 Cheryl Dahle	How to Make a Name for Yourself Coming up with the right name for a company or a product shouldn't be treated as a science -- but it's not monkey business either. So argue the guys at A Hundred Monkeys, in Sausalito, California.
Fast Company September 2000 Christine Canabou	Road Rules - Rule 23 Take your conference call to go.
Fast Company September 2000 Paul C. Judge	It's Lonely on the Edge Every three months, 60 executives responsible for moving their companies into the Internet Economy gather to discuss challenges and frustrations. This group offers a remarkable window into what it takes to transform a big company into a Net company.
Fast Company September 2000 Amy Wilson	Let People Pick Their Perks One Click FaSter: Ian Steyaert discusses the importance of employee input.
Fast Company September 2000 Gina Imperato	Purchasing Agent to the Stars Tom Luedtke, who is based in Washington, DC, oversees procurement for NASA's 10 locations around the country. In an interview with Fast Company, he described his Web trajectory.
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