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@work_matters

Stanford Professor who studies organizations. Books include bestsellers Good Boss Bad Boss, The No Asshole Rule, and Scaling Up Excellence.

Stanford
Joined March 2010

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  1. Congratulations to for winning the for his book on Alan Greenspan.

  2. First articles now online from new journal Nature Human Behaviour () ahead of first issue in Jan:

  3. Tweet of the day: running an organization is invariably vastly more difficult than criticizing the running of an organization -

  4. "We’ve been conditioned to believe that being kind means being available 24/7.” Kindness is care, not self-sacrifice

  5. How trust boosts team performance: it helps people focus on collective goals instead of individual agendas.

  6. Here's how to deal with psychopaths and toxic people

  7. Nor have I. Has anyone? Intelligence is inborn, but wisdom is learned and earned.

  8. 24 hours until we name the 2016 FT/McKinsey Business Book of the Year: read excerpts from the shortlist

  9. From the Editor! Organizational musings: Getting the Orange out of My Head: How Respect can...

  10. P.S. top bad partner behaviors were bullying and “not being a team player with a ‘me-first’ personal agenda”

  11. 124 Law Firms Surveyed:59% used "detrimental behavior" to cut partner’s pay;52% as reason to fire partners

  12. Apple released a weird and heart-warming Christmas ad starring Frankenstein's monster

  13. How , , and climbed from one thousand customers to one million

  14. Honored to be on this best-seller list! Thanks for the support.

  15. Investors born poor: more likely to beat market, less likely to get promoted. Reward contributions, not privilege.

  16. Psychology says, comparing yourself to others is the root cause for feelings of unhappiness, self blame and depression.

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