Harvard business review

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  Año 2016, Vol. 94, Número 11

  • Where Are the Women?

    Adi Ignatius

    • Resumen

    12 págs.

    

  • The Elements of Value: Interaction.

    Colleen O'Connor, Rachel J. Dreyfus, Richard Reisman, Mihir Sevak, L. William Zahner

    • Resumen

    18 págs.

    

  • Why People Quit Their Jobs: Interaction.

    Lori Viar, Darcy Eikenberg, Michael D. Lenihan, Don Smith

    • Resumen

    19 págs.

    

  • HBR SURVEY.

    • Resumen

    20 págs.

    

  • How to Pay for Health Care/The Case for Capitation: Interaction.

    Brad Beauvais, Christopher Habig, Tom Giannulli, Ludwika Lasota, Mary Wright, Joanne Roberts

    • Resumen

    20 págs.

    

  • Corporate VCs Are Moving the Goalposts.

    • Resumen

    25 págs.

    

  • Why recalls often hurt rivals

    • Resumen

    26 págs.

    

  • How consumers react when ceos take controversial stands

    • Resumen

    28 págs.

    

  • Room for improvement

    • Resumen

    28 págs.

    

  • Strategic humor

    32 págs.

    

  • SAP’s CEO on Being the American Head of a German Multinational

    Bill McDermott

    • Resumen

    38 págs.

    

  • The Best-Performing CEOs in the World. (cover story)

    • Resumen

    57 págs.

    

  • Resisting the Lure of Short-Termism. (cover story)

    Daniel McGinn

    43 págs.

    

  • Right Tech, Wrong Time.

    Ron Adner, Rahul Kapoor

    • Resumen

    67 págs.

    

  • The Problem with Legacy Ecosystems.

    Maxwell Wessel, Aron Levin, Robert Siegel

    • Resumen

    74 págs.

    

  • Managing Multiparty Innovation.

    Nathan Furr, Kate O'Keeffe, Jeffrey H. Dyer

    • Resumen

    83 págs.

    

  • Getting Reorgs Right.

    Stephen Heidari-Robinson, Suzanne Heywood

    • Resumen

    89 págs.

    

  • Let’s Not Kill Performance Evaluations Yet.

    Lori Goler, Janelle Gale, Adam Grant

    • Resumen

    94 págs.

    

  • Beating Burnout.

    Monique Valcour

    • Resumen

    101 págs.

    

  • Understanding White-Collar Crime.

    J.M. Olejarz

    111 págs.