Paul's Update 5/21

Do You Know Your Wrecking Crew?

				Do You Know Your Wrecking Crew? It’s time to celebrate those butt-kicking, get-it-done teams who work out of the spotlight.
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The Skills Higher-Ed Leaders Need to Succeed | Academic Impressions

				The Skills Higher-Ed Leaders Need to Succeed | Academic ... by Amit Mrig and Daniel Fusch, Academic Impressions
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4 Questions To Help You Avoid Creating Complexity

				4 Questions To Help You Avoid Creating Complexity Although it doesn’t show up explicitly in any personality test, some people seem to be more prone to creating complexity than others. Instead of...
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The CEO of IBM just made a bold prediction about the future of artificial intelligence

				The CEO of IBM just made a bold prediction about the fut... Watson is doing much more than Jeopardy! these days.
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A quiet leader in Detroit's food renaissance, Goodwells Market provides a model for success

				A quiet leader in Detroit's food renaissance, Goodwells ... As more chain stores make their way to rebounding Detroit, smaller businesses may feel the pinch. Even more pressing is how black-owned businesses in Detroit, such ...
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The $112 Billion CEO Succession Problem

				The $112 Billion CEO Succession Problem Poor planning for changes in leadership costs companies dearly. Getting it right is worth more than you might think.
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CEO succession starts with developing your leaders | McKinsey & Company

				CEO succession starts with developing your leaders | McK... 13.05.2015 - McKinsey Quarterly | Focusing on future priorities and debiasing decisions help, too.
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Infectious Leadership

				Infectious Leadership For good or ill, the senior leadership of every organization is infectious. By this I mean that leaders’ behaviors tend to be transmitted to their direct reports, w...
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