Strategy & Management

Magazine articles on business strategy, management and leadership.

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Fast Company October 2004 Michael A. Prospero	Fast Talk: The Business of Politics What skills do business leaders most rely on when they make a switch to public service? And what have these five businesspeople turned politicians learned?
Fast Company October 2004 Fast Company	Chatter Read about what some CEO's have to say about the low carb fad.
Fast Company October 2004 Jennifer Reingold	CEO See-Ya! Anniversary Special! How are five bosses faring a year after we said they should get the boot?
Fast Company October 2004 Jena McGregor	Face-Off Who's got the stiffer upper lip when contemplating the pokey, Ken Lay or Martha Stewart? To help critique Lay's and Stewart's public attempts to save face, a "facial coding" expert analyzes photos from their news conferences.
Fast Company October 2004 Martin Kihn	In Search Of Dwarfs In Search of Excellence, Built to Last, and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Although the authors of these books labored separately, poring over masses of data, they all arrived at pretty much the same seven "insights."
Fast Company October 2004 Fiona Haley	Tricks for Treats Seventy-seven years ago, the McKeesport Candy Co. opened in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. Three generations later, it's still a traditional wholesaler.
Fast Company October 2004 David Lidsky	Winning the Relationship Game Some ace relationship builders tell us why it's vital to turn business acquaintances into trusted partners and friends, and how to do it.
Fast Company October 2004 Fiona Haley	Peek in the Mirror The Center for Creative Leadership guides you through the looking glass.
Fast Company October 2004 Marshall Goldsmith	It's Not About the Coach A lot of what passes for leadership development in companies can be a waste of time. The best leaders are the ones least noticed.
Fast Company October 2004 Shoshana Zuboff	Only the Brave Surrender It takes guts, ardor, and faith to cobble a new path from emerging insights instead of simply defending the person-I-already-am on the path already known. Most just coast; only the brave surrender.
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