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Flashback: Best New Leadership Book Of 2019

Eric Jacobson

Today's Flashback: A look back to 2019. For 2019, that book is Paul Smith's, The 10 Stories Great Leaders Tell , released this past summer. Each year, after reading and reviewing dozens of new leadership books, I select my pick for the year's best new leadership book.

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Is China’s Economic Dominance at an Inflection Point?

Harvard Business Review

In 2023 China lost the top spot on the list of countries whose companies populate the Fortune Global 500 list, a position it had held since toppling the USA in 2019. Is this an inflection point or will the US (one core at the top) and China exchange the position as they struggle for global economic domination in the decades ahead?

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Nudging Employees to Make More Sustainable Choices

Harvard Business Review

At Porsche, efforts such as the development of the electric Taycan in 2019 have begun to disrupt a “petrol head” culture enamored with the Porsche’s traditional, distinctive flat-six engine. Decarbonization efforts across various sectors have affected the car industry tremendously — especially sports car manufacturers.

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Muslims Have Become A Persecuted Minority In India, Experts Warn

Forbes Leadership

End of June 2022, a Panel of Independent International Experts (the Panel), consisting of three renowned international law experts, including Sonja Biserko, Marzuki Darusman and Stephen Rapp, launched their report on serious human rights violations against Muslims in India since 2019.

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Trust in the Workplace: 6 Steps to Building Trust with Employees

David Grossman

“My employer” was named by 75% of those surveyed worldwide as the most trusted institution in the recently released 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer. These findings from the annual report, now in its 19 th year, compared to trust in NGOs (57%), business (56%), government (48%) and media (47%).

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The U.S. Economy’s Soft Landing Is Still on Track

Harvard Business Review

trillion above 2019 levels in real terms. In this telling, demand is artificially high, and its collapse has been delayed, not averted. Consumption is also still distorted by post-pandemic gyrations, but aggregate consumption sits more than $1.5

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DEI at Help Scout: Fall 2019 Update

Help Scout Leadership

A look at the progress we've made since reporting on D&I efforts at Help Scout six months ago. Read the full article

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