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Starting a Coaching Business Isn't Easy. Here's How to Do It Successfully.


Starting a Coaching Business Isn't Easy. Here's How to Do It Successfully.

Is it time to pay more attention to Reddit? For advertisers focused on niche audiences, the answer is yes

Is it time to pay more attention to Reddit? For advertisers focused on niche audiences, the answer is yes

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The second installment in Marketing Land’s series on paid social and how platforms are shifting in the new era of social media marketing….

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How to Say “No” at Work Without Making Enemies


Will the 4-Day Workweek Take Hold in Europe?

Will the 4-Day Workweek Take Hold in Europe?

Crisis Management: How to Lead During a Crisis

Leading Change in a Company That’s Historically Bad At It

Leading Change in a Company That’s Historically Bad At It

The 8 Ways Companies Get Work Done, and How to Align Them

How Robots and AI Are Changing Job Training

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Matt Beane, assistant professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, finds that robots, machine learning, and AI are changing how we train for our jobs — not just how we do them. His study shows that robot-assisted surgery is disrupting the traditional learning pathway of younger physicians. He says this trend is emerging in many industries, from finance to law enforcement to education. And he shares lessons from trainees who are successfully working around these new barriers. Beane is the author of the HBR article “Learning to Work with Intelligent Machines.”



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Why and How Companies Invest in Get-Out-the-Vote Efforts

Super Bowl Ads Sell Products, but Do They Sell Brands?

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Much of the advertising purchased during the Super Bowl is about selling corporate brands rather than products. Harvard Business School professor Shelle Santana discusses her case, “Super Bowl Storytelling,” (co-author: Jill Avery), regarding the art of storytelling on the world’s biggest television stage. Which stories win (or fumble) on game day?



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What a “Price Vocabulary” Is, and Why Companies Need One

What Men Can Do to Be Better Mentors and Sponsors to Women

How Ava DuVernay Is Finding Blue Oceans in Hollywood

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