Theodore Kinni offers lessons on approaching company turnarounds by drawing inspiration from Virgil’s Aeneid, written to reinforce emperor Octavian’s claim to power during an unsettled period in Rome. Source link
Read MoreAs CEOs continue to call employees back to the office, their rationales often include remote work’s deleterious effects on innovation. There is some basis for these claims: a recent study found that the number of email exchanges between research units at MIT dropped by 38% during the pandemic lockdown. Its authors equated email volume with […]
Read MoreFirms have all kinds of stakeholders, and they’re all supposed to matter. But companies naturally tend to focus on their employees. The people who work in a company embody the place. They’re the ones you see every day, and they’re the ones you’re trying to motivate. Of course, no stakeholder is more important than the […]
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