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Navigating Cultural Differences

Coaching Tip

Author Erin Meyer combines a smart analytical framework with practical, actionable advice for working in a global world. . Source: Erin Meyer: The Culture Map: Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business. John Agno: Develop Leadership Skills: A Reference Guide. Related articles.

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Urban Meyer, Ohio State Football, and How Leaders Ignore Unethical Behavior

Harvard Business Review

Urban Meyer, the highly-decorated head football coach of Ohio State University was recently suspended without pay for three games for how he handled domestic violence allegations against his long-time assistant coach, Zach Smith. It stated that Smith’s grandfather, Earle Bruce, was a long-time mentor of Meyer.

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How to Run a Meeting of People from Different Cultures

Harvard Business Review

It’s daunting but you needn’t feel overwhelmed, says Erin Meyer, a professor at INSEAD and the author of The Culture Maps. ” Meyer recommends “learning as much as you possibly can about the people and the regions of the world you are collaborating with so that you can adjust your management style in small ways.”

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How to Use Uncertainty and Surprise for Breakthroughs

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Big visions, carefully crafted strategies, and detailed plans are signs of great leadership. But early on, CEO Scott Cook and his leadership team kept hearing that small businesses were using the product. Danny Meyer, famed New York restaurateur, told OpenTable’s CEO, “Look, I don’t need more business. Surprise is the enemy.

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Is the Next Karl Marx a Management Consultant?

Harvard Business Review

Wouldn't it be nice, Francis Fukuyama writes in an article called " The Future of History " in the current issue of Foreign Affairs , if some "obscure scribbler. I know this because these people are constantly submitting articles to HBR. They're in well-appointed offices at business schools and management consulting firms. Note to U.S.

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Multi-Tasking: Is It Worth It?

Great Leadership By Dan

It's great advice - what a simple yet powerful way to improve your leadership effectiveness and relationships! Back in 2001, in the article "Executive Control of Cognitive Processes in Task Switching," found in the Journal of Experimental Psychology - Human Perception and Performance, Vol 27. Meyer and Jeffrey E. 4 , Joshua S.

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How to Keep a Global Team Engaged

Harvard Business Review

Erin Meyer. The overall point is to develop a clear set of agreed-upon standards that bond the team together and enhance effective collaboration among all team members. It’s your job to be hyper-vigilant for ways your own cultural biases may be clouding your leadership and reducing the effectiveness of the team.