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Last Week's Working WeekThe Working Week 148Our archive pick this week explores what business lessons can learn from a woman running a micro-enterprise in a West African village. As Wayne hears from Mary Cantando, whether you're a C-suite executives at multinational corporations or running a part-time businesses from home, the answer is "plenty".
The Working Week 147How do you create an environment in which brilliant people can flourish? And how do you manage these people, particularly when you're not likely to be as clever as they are? That's a question we answer as Wayne revisits his conversation with Rob Goffee, Professor of Organisational Behaviour at London Business School.
EVOLUTIONARY PROVOCATEURThe Simplicity of ComplexityDawna talks to Dr Carol Mase about adaptive change in a time of volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity. They explore why we resist change, preferring to wait until destabilizing external forces beyond our control impose change upon us.
NAKED STRATEGYFlying too close to the sunSometimes it seems that innovators and value-adders just can't win. They're dammed if they do and dammed if they don't. Fly too close to the sun and your wings melt. Fly too far away and you achieve nothing.
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