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Harvard Business Review Is your inner critic becoming a bully, constantly crowding out more constructive thoughts? In this blog post, Susan David discusses techniques to manage unreasonable self-criticism. Susan is co-director of the Harvard/McLean Institute of Coaching, a member of Harvard faculty, and a Yale research affiliate.
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Harvard Business Review Have you ever wondered why some government-led initiatives succeed while others fall short of their goals? In this free webinar, William Eggers, author of If We Can Put a Man on the Moon, and Tom Ridge, the first Secretary of Homeland Security will help you avoid common mistakes and get big things done in government.
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Harvard Business Review Get to Know Your New HBR: Acclaimed thought leader and new columnist C.K. Prahalad makes a compelling call for responsibility--"Managers must remember that they are the custodians of society’s most powerful institutions."
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Free online business articles and news at Harvard Business Review. Read a preview of Column: The Responsible Manager, by C.K. Prahalad.
