The MBA For The Anti-MBA Crowd
For decades, Henry Mintzberg, an academic at the Desautels Faculty of Management at聽黑料网爆吃瓜, has said that the MBA doesn鈥檛 teach management properly, and if graduates enter the workforce thinking they鈥檙e trained managers, he believes they could even be a danger to society.
Read full article: Poets & Quants, September 4, 2016
How Grantmaking Can Create Adaptive Organizations
Coal mining was the economic lifeblood of eastern Kentucky for most of the twentieth century, providing families in this rural mountainous region with one of the few sources of a middle-class income. But those jobs began disappearing in the 1980s as producers switched from underground mining to surface mining and mountaintop removal. More recently, mining operations have shifted to western U.S. states as the coal seams in Central Appalachia have become depleted.
Are you a strategic thinker or just a planner?
I made the point in the first of these columns that one of the main differences between leadership and management is the ability to have a strategic perspective and think strategically. This is universally expected of leaders, almost never taught to anyone formally, and therefore often marks one of the tougher transitions for very successful managers in becoming effective leaders.
Strategy Is Better Than Good Intentions
Good intentions, energy and teamwork are necessary, but good strategy is also vital for nonprofit operations. The brainy stuff really comes in handy.
Speaking during the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Fundraising Day In New York 2016, David M. Sterling of Western New England University stressed the necessity of strategy within an organization.
Sharing a wealth of information: how regulators can improve fracking disclosure practices
Both the聽information about聽fracking and the聽know-how abouthow best to employ聽it is available.Should they choose聽to do so, regulators聽can easily and cost effectively聽adopt聽disclosure practices聽that will benefit聽Canadians and their聽communities.
World Social Forum reboots in Montreal
Fifteen years after the World Social Forum (WSF) began with a huge gathering in Porto Alegre, Brazil, organisers are hoping to breathe new life into the anti-globalisation movement.
Les altermondialistes d茅barquent 脿 Montr茅al
Environ 50 000 altermondialistes du Qu茅bec et d'ailleurs sont attendus 脿 Montr茅al 脿 partir du 9 ao没t pour participer au Forum social mondial (FSM), qui se tient pour la premi猫re fois dans un pays occidental.
The Evolution of Issue Interpretation within Organizational Fields: Framing Trajectories and Field Settlement
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Do you run for cure? How about running for cause.
You probably know people who have had some sort of cancer. You also know many more who will be getting these diseases鈥攜ou just don鈥檛 know who they are. So when you 鈥淩un for Cancer鈥�, the money likely goes for those people who have the disease, to find a cure, rather than to the investigation of cause, so that many more people needn鈥檛 get the disease in the first place.
How academic research is subject to racism, sexism
From the rise of social media campaigns such as #blacklivesmatter and #oscarssowhite to the anti-immigration rhetoric fuelling the Brexit and U.S. presidential campaigns, race has dominated conversations worldwide in 2016.
Harvard Business School鈥檚 bricks-and-clicks spree
As dean of Harvard Business School, part of Nitin Nohria鈥檚 job is to mythologise its vast campus. The inauguration last month of yet another new building offered a perfect marketing opportunity.
Forum social mondial: par terre, pour la Terre
Vous connaissez sans doute le Forum 茅conomique mondial (FEM), ou du moins sa rencontre annuelle de Davos. Tous les mois de janvier, 2500 des personnes les plus influentes au monde envahissent ce lieu de vill茅giature suisse pour faire bouger le monde, tout en s'assurant qu'il demeure solidement enracin茅 dans la mondialisation de l'茅conomie.
Harvard Business School鈥檚 bricks-and-clicks spending spree
As dean of Harvard Business School, part of Nitin Nohria鈥檚 job is to mythologise its vast campus. The聽inauguration last month聽of yet another new building offered a perfect marketing opportunity.
Combining leadership skill and management capability
Chris Lake, head of professional development at the NHS Leadership Academy, explores why leadership and management are equally important 鈥� and why they can鈥檛 work in isolation.
Having spent twenty years in the business of studying leadership and developing leaders, there鈥檚 not a single definition of leadership, or even a set of definitions, that are nearly as coherent and unified as there are for management.
On the earth, for the Earth
You have likely heard of the World Economic Forum (WEF), or at least its annual conference in Davos. Every January, 2500 of the world鈥檚 movers and shakers descend on this Swiss resort to shake the world, while ensuring that its roots remain firmly planted in economic globalization.
