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Spending Money Doesn’t Always Cost You

Frank Sonnenberg Online

Invest in assets such as real estate, financial instruments, and retirement accounts to foster wealth through the benefits of compound interest and capital appreciation. R&D drives innovation, enabling companies to create new products, services, or processes that yield a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

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New Paper Explores How We Should Use Digital Technology Responsibly

The Horizons Tracker

As technology has advanced more and more discussion has revolved around ensuring it develops in an ethical way and to the benefit of all of society. The latest contribution to this effort comes via a recently published paper from Henley Business School, which explores how businesses can engage with digital technology in a responsible manner.

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Attitude Reflects Leadership

N2Growth Blog

Barbers, plumbers, real estate agents, and almost all trade personnel are required to meet established levels of trade skills and be licensed; none will have as bad an impact on a customer as a bad manager or supervisor will! I would also suggest that attitude plays a huge difference in the equation as well. I Think Not.

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The Downsides of Being Very Emotionally Intelligent

Harvard Business Review

Indeed, Gemma is extremely trustworthy and ethical. Lower levels of creativity and innovation potential. There is a negative correlation between EQ and many of the traits that predispose individuals toward creativity and innovation. Most innovative ventures require a balance between risk taking and risk avoidance.

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What Inexperienced Leaders Get Wrong (Hint: Management)

Harvard Business Review

Not just those under attack for ethical lapses, accounting problems, or excessive compensation – retired college presidents are the latest to join corporate executives in the latter category. There are an awful lot of leaders in trouble these days. The trouble I’m referring to is getting new ideas implemented and brought to scale.