Paul's Update 12/10

Can serendipity be engineered?

				Can serendipity be engineered? We’ve all been taught that serendipity is capricious, striking at its own whim in seemingly inopportune times.
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Creating Company Culture Irresistible To Millennials - TalentCulture

				Creating Company Culture Irresistible To Millennials - T... How do you create an atmosphere that keeps top performers at your organization? How do you keep your competitors from plucking your best talent? How do you mi...
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The Art of Aggressive Social Sharing

				The Art of Aggressive Social Sharing Yes, you can perfect your posts.
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Rethink What You “Know” About High-Achieving Women 

				Rethink What You “Know” About High-Achieving Women A survey of Harvard Business School graduates sheds new light on what happens to women—and men—after business school.
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Can you use Prediction Markets to forecast which Ideas will turn into Successful Innovations?

				Can you use Prediction Markets to forecast which Ideas w... Prediction markets are systems which forecast the outcome of projects or events based on how willing individuals are to buy “stock” in them. People buy shares in th...
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Awareness Is Overrated

				Awareness Is Overrated It feels really good to raise awareness it just doesn't accomplish all that much.
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The 4-Year Myth: Make College More Affordable

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How A Forgetful Mind Can Be A More Creative Mind

				How A Forgetful Mind Can Be A More Creative Mind Inhibiting old ideas may have an "essential role" in developing new ones.
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If women built cities, what would our urban landscape look like?

				If women built cities, what would our urban landscape lo... The number of women in UK architecture firms is falling, and many urbanists are worried by the ‘very, very male-dominated’ worlds of planning and construction. So h...
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