Strategy & Management

Magazine articles on business strategy, management and leadership.

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Fast Company April 2000 Fast Company	Updating the Agenda An update on four agenda setters.
Fast Company April 2000 Katharine Mieszkowski	Web Sight - Let Your Customers Lead Web strategist David Siegel says: "Don't redesign your Web site. Redesign your company."
Fast Company April 2000 Anna Muoio	Where There's Smoke It Helps to Have a Smoke Jumper If you spend too much of your time "putting out fires," then take some advice from master smoke jumper Wayne Williams. He'll teach you how to think clearly, to act decisively, to work precisely -- and to solve problems before they burn out of control.
Fast Company April 2000 Jill Rosenfeld	"Here's An Idea!" Unit of One. Keys to innovation.
Fast Company April 2000 Rekha Balu	Change Your Mind, Grow Your Company Shred old ideas about how your industry works, urge Douglas Atkin and his colleagues at Merkley Newman Harty, a hot ad agency. In a world filled with dogma, the future of business belongs to the heretics. An example: JetBlue.
Fast Company April 2000 Jill Rosenfeld	Down-Home Food, Cutting-Edge Business Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar may serve old-fashioned food, but its approach to strategy is a model for the future.
Fast Company April 2000 Cathy Olofson	Thank God It's First Friday Meeting I Never Miss
Fast Company April 2000 Harriet Rubin	Living Dangerously "The ability to move your body on the same path as your mind is crucial." A psychologist and hypnotist who helps top-ranked business leaders overcome their performance fear through the art of the trance.
Fast Company March 2000 Jim Collins	Built to Flip A battle is under way for the new economy. Which side are you on?
Fast Company March 2000 Fast Company	Built to Flip - Where Do You Come Down? Has Built to Flip overthrown Built to Last? Should it? Fast Company asked five commentators to tell us where they come down on those questions -- and to offer strong opinions that will spark debate.
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