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| MARSHALL & FRIENDS A Journey into Personality Self-Discovery, Vol. 1 Career choices are life choices. In the first of a two-part article, management consultant Marshall Goldsmith reveals how to make work more enjoyable HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review Nine Things Successful People Do Differently Optimism, grit, and specificity are just three of the qualities that fuel achievement. Harvard blogger Heidi Grant Halvorson explains that and more HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review How to Quit Your Job The 84% of U.S. workers who plan to get new jobs in 2011 should take care to exit their current employers gracefully GLOBALITY: HAROLD L. SIRKIN Africa's Hidden Wealth of Business Opportunities Look past the continent's reputation for social problems, and you'll see emerging consumers and businesses ripe for M&A, partnerships, and B2B relationships HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review How Are You Feeling About Your Job? The more we feel devalued, the more energy we spend defending and restoring our value, and the less energy we have available to create value VIEWPOINT Why the U.S. Needs Larger Seaports Ports must expand to accommodate new fuel-efficient vessels—and meet the President's goal of doubling exports THE INNOVATION ENGINE The Innovation-Deficit Tax: Advertising Want an easy way to know whether your product or service qualifies as sufficiently innovative to get people talking about it? Look no further than your ad budget HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW • From Harvard Business Review My Simplest Innovation Advice Scott Anthony reaches back to a childhood game to get a fresh perspective on grown-up work NEW CAREERS BOOKS New Business Books A List of Tomes About Jobs, Careers, Management, and Leadership (updated every week)
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