On Leadership

The Reading List

• What has Hillary really achieved?
  New Yorker

  New Yorker

  What has Hillary really achieved?

  “In reality, she wasn’t directing American foreign policy, or anything close.”

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• Making time management the organization’s priority
  McKinsey Quarterly

  McKinsey Quarterly

  Making time management the organization’s priority

  “Time management isn’t just a personal-productivity issue over which companies have no control; it has increasingly become an organizational issue whose root causes are deeply embedded in corporate structures and cultures.”

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• General failure
  The Atlantic

  The Atlantic

  General failure

  “To a shocking degree, the Army’s leadership ranks have become populated by mediocre officers, placed in positions where they are likely to fail. ”

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• In hiring, a friend in need is a prospect, indeed
  New York Times

  New York Times

  In hiring, a friend in need is a prospect, indeed

  “Big companies like Ernst & Young are increasingly using their own workers to find new hires, saving time and money but lengthening the odds for job seekers without connections”

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• Marco Rubio’s moment
  Slate

  Slate

  Marco Rubio’s moment

  “The most important political skill is midwifery.”

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• A 'sigh of relief' at Davos
  Knowledge@Wharton

  Knowledge@Wharton

  A 'sigh of relief' at Davos

  “As a leadership barometer, Davos certainly confirmed that confidence is back in the world's inner circles of business and policy. ”

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