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Align Your Organization to Succeed in Today’s and Tomorrow’s Changing Environment

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Ford needs to sustain that type of vehicle and capabilities, whether powered by gas, batteries, hydrogen, or advertising heft. But as the best keep getting better (improved equipment, better conditioning and strength, smarter course management, better coaches and caddies), it’s vital to improve the courses to meet the new abilities.

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Say Yes to HR Generalists—They Keep Companies Afloat

HR Digest

Human resources cover a vast assortment of responsibilities, and while sometimes you need an expert, other times you need someone who can do it all—that’s where an HR generalist comes in. Maintaining a healthy dynamic between management and employees and among colleagues is essential.

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The ?M? Word: A Company's Most Underrated Intangible | In the CEO.

In the CEO Afterlife

by John • November 30, 2011 • Human Resources , Leadership , Life , Marketing , Strategy • 0 Comments. Leaders who suffer the tough days of turnarounds and manage to resurrect a business are the ones who think about momentum in strategic terms. Human Resources. In the CEO Afterlife. Main menu Home.

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Here’s How to Empower Your Employees

Chart Your Course

Employee Empowerment Smart business managers know they cannot have a successful company without the support of their staff. Common in smaller companies, entrepreneurships and nonprofits, the inability of founding members of management to let go of the reigns can limit the progress of the company. Listen to Elsa …and let it go.

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Tough-Minded Ways to Innovate | In the CEO Afterlife

In the CEO Afterlife

Tough-Minded Ways to Innovate. But after Pearson’s corporate life atop PepsiCo, he became an insightful HBR contributor, particularly with regard to innovation. Innovative companies are led by innovative leaders. Excessive layering kills ideas before they get to top management. In the CEO Afterlife.

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Turnarounds and the Big Play | In the CEO Afterlife

In the CEO Afterlife

Believe me, there’s nothing that can match the turnaround experience in teaching or seasoning a young manager. Familiar examples are spending more on advertising, introducing new products or line extensions, expanding distribution. In the case of struggling Nabob Foods, two significant innovations facilitated the turnaround.

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What Not to Do When Business Sours

In the CEO Afterlife

When I was a CEO, I managed to squirrel away a “rainy day” fund for nasty business blips. Having come out of a consumer goods background, I’ve seen many a case of cuts to the advertising budget. At best, they are managers. With that in place, I never had to compromise my strategic principles. At worst, they are expendable.