Entrepreneurship & Leadership
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DoubtAuthentic leadership is change you can cultivate
Leaders should lead, not issue orders; they are a lighthouse to the other colleagues' boats, not shadowy figures sitting atop an organizational chart
by Francesca Bellettini
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DoubtStarting over isn’t easy
Amid the pandemic aftermath, many unemployed professionals (ages 40-55) face limited job prospects. Starting a new business may seem appealing, but consider the challenges, personal readiness, and uniqueness of your idea. Success stories are rare, so weigh your options wisely.
by Howard Tullman
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DoubtStrategic decision-making in times of confusion
When owners and managers are in a hurry they tend to grab the nearest solution. Bad idea. Always try to look further, wider and deeper.
by Howard Tullman
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Nazism and management
Perform at any cost the mission you have been given.
by Francesca Sironi
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Dissolving gender barriers in tech
Womenpreneur Initiative, an organization with a community of 10,000 across 20 countries, aims to help women advance in technology and innovation.
by Lucia Conti
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Pivot power
Embracing a corporate culture of error, failure, and taking risks, can really pay off sometimes.
by Tomas Barazza
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Social innovation and sustainable development
Engineer, Mona Itani, believes that we can use innovation to fix the social problems that we are facing.
by Lucia Conti
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Breaking the glass ceiling
Some say that encouraging diversity among entrepreneurs in decision-making positions is more than a positive business case.
by Lucia Conti
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UtopiaHow to become an altruistic leader
When it comes to leadership, a utopian approach is not the right path to follow. What is, then?
by Isaac Getz
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No more leaps of faith into the infinite
Irwin Kula is a rabbi, author, and president of the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, he reflects on faith.
by Rabbi Irwin Kula