Many corporate purpose statements are poorly constructed, vague, and don’t bear much relationship to what a company does. Sally Blount and Paul Leinwand advise leaders
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Purpose statements have had their day, argues Adam Bryant. Business leaders should be issuing data-driven impact statements that prove they are delivering on their company’s
Read moreTechnology alone won’t solve your organizational challenges
Alignment on strategy and purpose makes an organization’s workforce innovations more credible–and more likely to be achieved, writes Eric J. McNulty.
Read moreEnvisioning the futures of retail banking
The long-established retail banking industry is rapidly reshaping under pressure from new developments in technology, competition, consumer expectations, and regulation. To help chart a future
Read moreSports, by the numbers
Mike Jakeman reviews Stanford Business School professor Paul Oyer’s An Economist Goes to the Game, which explores the quirks of sports through the lens of
Read moreA pose by any other name
The early research behind the power of the power pose may have been debunked, but Linda Rodriquez McRobbie finds that standing like a superhero can
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