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Ernest Shackleton's Lessons for Leaders in Harsh Climates Nancy Koehn, Harvard Business School historian and editor of "The Story of American Business." Ernest Shackleton's Lessons for Leaders in Harsh Climates http://t.co/8EOPtajk

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Morning Advantage: What If Smartphones Were the Old, Old... What If Smartphones Were the Old, Old Thing? http://t.co/fUyIHkMi

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The Analytics Lesson from the Obama Campaign: Keep Your Data... Big data lets your organization be small, but at scale. The Analytics Lesson from the Obama Campaign: Keep Your Data Organized, Secret http://t.co/DclOkSWF

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The Power of a Woman with a Meme Women using social networks brushed back the GOP. Is that something brands can tap into? Do they dare? The Power of a Woman with a Meme http://t.co/Vq71y4CI

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One Out of Every Two Managers Is Terrible at Accountability Someone needs to be the sheriff, even if it's a thankless job. One Out of Every Two Managers Is Terrible at Accountability http://t.co/A93nmc70

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A Practical Approach to Reading Signals in Data Cut through the noise. A Practical Approach to Reading Signals in Data http://t.co/rRthQHqK

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Just a Little Meditation Causes Brain-Wave Changes ... Five days per week, The Daily Stat brings you facts and figures offering a quick, sometimes quirky perspective on our world and the business that... The Daily Stat: Just a Little Meditation Causes Brain-Wave Changes http://t.co/s1ah2AzW

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The Precarious New World of "Informal" Jobs Flexibility, in the aggregate, has serious downsides -- especially for younger workers. The Precarious New World of "Informal" Jobs http://t.co/r3GZt1Kc

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What I Learned from My TED Talk Unlearning old assumptions is just as important as learning new skills. Unlearning old assumptions is just as important as learning new skills http://t.co/yWLfIzO3

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When Working Hard, Make Time for Rest - Management Tip of... When you’re on a deadline or have a particularly thorny project in front of you, it can be tempting to try to power through for long periods of... When Working Hard, Make Time for Rest http://t.co/7CLCWkNI

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Is Technology Making You More (or Less) of a Jerk? Digital amplifies your managerial self, for better and for worse. Is Technology Making You More (or Less) of a Jerk? http://t.co/0PonRJ4h

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What Your Stock Price Really Means The clear method for understanding how price reflects the market's expectations. What Your Stock Price Is Really Means http://t.co/sA8GMvxy

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Hurricane Sandy and a Missed Opportunity An investment a decade ago could have reduced the devastation. Hurricane Sandy and a Missed Opportunity http://t.co/77xDgHKn

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Filtered or Unfiltered? An analysis of political, business and military leaders from throughout history gives us a good sense of how our next president will govern. RT ‏@tomfriedman via @NYTimes: Filtered or Unfiltered? http://t.co/KH4KFgeP When Do Leaders Really Matter?

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The Facts Of Luck One of the greatest computer programmers of all time grew up near Seattle. He saw an upstart company, Intel, making computers on a chip and was among... The Facts Of Luck via @FastCompany from HBR's @mjmauboussin's new book, The Success Equation. http://t.co/WAtJPKwm

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Good Luck: Why the Year's Best Business Book Says You'll... In "The Success Equation," Legg Mason Chief Investment Strategist Michael Mauboussin explores the role of skill and -- especially -- of luck in... Good Luck: Why the Year's Best Business Book Says You'll Probably Need It via @Forbes and @DShaywitz @mjmauboussin http://t.co/ekbViinA

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Is Asset Management Just a Glorified Lottery? For one analyst, investing is about three things: process, process, and process. Is Asset Management Just a Glorified Lottery? via @usnews and @chrisgayUSN with HBR author @mjmauboussin http://t.co/8cJ98JXV

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Rules for Risk- A Model for Managing Operational Risks Check out the latest Harvard Business Review Streaming Audio Webcast: Rules for Risk- A Model for Managing Operational Risks Register for a free #HBRwebinar on 11/14 with Philippa Girling on identifying and managing operational risks. http://t.co/VjBfzSXf

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Powerful People Think They're Taller ... Five days per week, The Daily Stat brings you facts and figures offering a quick, sometimes quirky perspective on our world and the business that... The Daily Stat: Powerful People Think They're Taller http://t.co/p8ltGR5K

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Which Products Should You Stock? Getting product assortment right isn’t easy, yet it’s absolutely critical to retail success. Unlike inventory management and... Which Products Should You Stock? Introducing a new technique to help retailers improve assortment planning. http://t.co/F02ZLYyl

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To Lead Change as an Incumbent, Obama Needs New Allies The big priority for Obama's second term: making friends with mayors, governors, and businesspeople. To Lead Change as an Incumbent, Obama Needs New Allies http://t.co/pefmGcUW

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How Nate Silver Won the 2012 Presidential Election Three ways he broke through the noise. How Nate Silver Won the 2012 Presidential Election http://t.co/zS0SWlOq @fivethirtyeight

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Congratulations, Mr. President. Now Comes the Hard Part. The morning after a hard-fought campaign is the time to savor the sweet taste of victory. And what a campaign it has been, scaling new political... Congratulations, Mr. President. Now Comes the Hard Part. http://t.co/cJNkFnqH

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Taming Your Company's Most Elusive Beast Three innovation rules that translate efforts into achievements. Taming Your Company's Most Elusive Beast http://t.co/HFkvBPWv

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Morning Advantage: Your First Task, Mr. President Morning Advantage: Your First Task, Mr. President http://t.co/qnUDRApC

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How President Obama Should Choose His Leadership Team Principles and strategies he (or any leader) can't do without. How President Obama Should Choose His Leadership Team http://t.co/DfL4Ui3W

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Prepare to Answer Customers’ Toughest Questions -... No salesperson likes to take a hard question from a skeptical prospective customer. But since providing good answers is often the difference between... Prepare to Answer Customers' Toughest Questions http://t.co/bLGlyYhB

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What Watching Too Much Star Trek Gets You The genesis of an HBR article. What Watching Too Much Star Trek Gets You http://t.co/35kD4tGl

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Let the Crowd Fix Your Product's Bugs Crowdsourcing continues to confound traditional approaches to organizational problem solving. Let the Crowd Fix Your Product's Bugs http://t.co/bv6o6dTx

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The Success Equation: Untangling Skill and Luck in Business,... Skill vs. luck in business, sports and investing. The Success Equation by @mjmauboussin available today. http://t.co/ff4reVng

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Change Consumer Behavior with These Five Levers If you want to really reduce your environmental impact, you need customers to pitch in. Change Consumer Behavior with These 5 Levers http://t.co/ZoGXzSJm

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Don't Be Afraid to Rethink Your Services Kamalini Ramdas, London Business School professor, suggests four ways companies can become more efficient.... Don't Be Afraid to Rethink Your Services http://t.co/rCrXkt4R

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Why You Lose Motivation Halfway Through a Task ... Five days per week, The Daily Stat brings you facts and figures offering a quick, sometimes quirky perspective on our world and the business that... The Daily Stat: Why You Lose Motivation Halfway Through a Task http://t.co/32UsKfMO

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China's Upcoming Leadership Transition Is Alarmingly Murky What we know -- and what we don't know -- about the upcoming 18th National Congress of China's ruling Communist Party. China's Upcoming Leadership Transition Is Alarmingly Murky http://t.co/x7Tbk61I

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For Entrepreneurs, Three Ways to Control Your Destiny and... Just because you're a small business doesn't mean you need to feel small. For Entrepreneurs, Three Ways to Control Your Destiny and Rekindle Joy http://t.co/Akso6T2d

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Where You Sit Determines What You See Why you should broaden your organizational perspective. Where You Sit Determines What You See http://t.co/m5dfuwzL

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Morning Advantage: Three Ways the U.S. Election Could Get... Morning Advantage: Three Ways the U.S. Election Could Get Ugly http://t.co/Ld0Ax9XN

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Make the Most of a Bad Job - Management Tip of the Day -... If you’re unhappy at work, you don’t have to live with it. And you don’t have to quit. Here's how to make the most of an imperfect job... Make the Most of a Bad Job http://t.co/56NuWyDL

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The Sad Death of the Epic Political Ad Well, it's all over. There will be no great political ad of 2012 — no meaningful story to remember this mudslinging, claim-spouting,... The Sad Death of the Epic Political Ad http://t.co/jMhfihw5

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A More Effective Board of Directors It's not a job for the faint of heart. A More Effective Board of Directors http://t.co/icmnRBVA

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Can Bigger Be Faster? When structured as networks, large organizations can avoid moving like whales. Can Bigger Be Faster? http://t.co/UmUnpbNn

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Disruptive Innovation Comes to Health Care The article that revealed where health care must go. Disruptive Innovation Comes to Health Care http://t.co/TjhoaRwp

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Be Forewarned: Your Knowledge is Decaying Why everything we know has an expiration date. Be Forewarned: Your Knowledge is Decaying http://t.co/sECpPd9B

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What Cincinnati Could Teach New York about Hurricane... The scope and scale of Hurricane Sandy and her impact on cities like New York has helped bring five critical realities into much clearer focus:... What Cincinnati Could Teach New York about Hurricane Readiness http://t.co/R88Dv6Pi

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Deal Making 2.0: A Guide to Complex Negotiations Idea in Brief Direct negotiation “at the table” often makes sense. But for complex deals, which are usually built on a se Do your deals often fall apart at the bargaining table? Deal Making 2.0 is a new framework for better negotiations http://t.co/mC5tsvyA

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Forcing Yourself to Smile Can Reduce Stress ... Five days per week, The Daily Stat brings you facts and figures offering a quick, sometimes quirky perspective on our world and the business that... The Daily Stat: Forcing Yourself to Smile Can Reduce Stress http://t.co/bpP4ickE

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Morning Advantage: The Other Cities Vulnerable to... Morning Advantage: The Other Cities Vulnerable to Superstorms http://t.co/YhBiOC6a

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Yes, Better Management Works Check out the latest Harvard Business Review Streaming Audio Webcast: Yes, Better Management Works Join us for today's free #HBRwebinar today with Stanford economics professor Nicholas Bloom. http://t.co/R9wVsy4C

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Citigroup: A Symbol of Board Resurgence? Independent boards are still the best mechanism for holding business leaders accountable. Citigroup: A Symbol of Board Resurgence? http://t.co/aktnhIiz

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Get to Know Your Unknown Audience - Management Tip of the... People don’t fall asleep during conversations, but they often do during presentations — because many presentations don’t feel like discussions.... Get to Know Your Unknown Audience http://t.co/rdNbFabd

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