Prof Zollo at MIT worked with a group of scientists to analyse differences between entrepreneurs and manager’s brains. Turns out some parts of the brain is wired differently. More from their site [Also read my earlier post on Amateurs vs Professionals ] In our study, we used an fMRI to map brain activity in 25 entrepreneurs […]
We do something in some learning programs with our leaders where we’ll put them in a fast-paced exercise and ask them to give feedback to each other, spur of the moment, based on the experience they’ve had together during the day that they’ve been together. I actually named it “speed-back” instead of “feedback.” We have […]
We do something in some learning programs with our leaders where we’ll put them in a fast-paced exercise and ask them to give feedback to each other, spur of the moment, based on the experience they’ve had together during the day that they’ve been together. I actually named it “speed-back” instead of “feedback.” We have […]
Some great insights from the book, Uncommon Service Companies that excel at service typically do a great job in four areas: identifying the attributes of service they’re competing on; determining how to fund excellence in these areas; designing management systems that help employees to succeed at their jobs; and training their customers. Excellence requires sacrifice. […]
Some great insights from the book, Uncommon Service Companies that excel at service typically do a great job in four areas: identifying the attributes of service they’re competing on; determining how to fund excellence in these areas; designing management systems that help employees to succeed at their jobs; and training their customers. Excellence requires sacrifice. […]
The lesson for healthcare providers is that new reimbursement models such as various accountable models (e.g., ACOs, Health Homes, etc.) will have entirely different success metrics. They will also have new competitors. For example, a hospital-based ACO is just as likely to be competing with a large multi-specialty practice running an ACO versus another hospital. […]
The lesson for healthcare providers is that new reimbursement models such as various accountable models (e.g., ACOs, Health Homes, etc.) will have entirely different success metrics. They will also have new competitors. For example, a hospital-based ACO is just as likely to be competing with a large multi-specialty practice running an ACO versus another hospital. […]
“I’m thinking about starting a group where immigrants and refugees can talk about their feelings. It’s important to be part of a community!” — Hedda Bolgar, 103-year-old practicing psychoanalyst and cofounder of the Hedda Bolgar Psychotherapy Clinic in Los Angeles This and other things to learn before turning 40! http://t.co/M4sXPEON
HBR has published a list. As expected Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos are on top of the list. What is impressive is that YC Yogeshwar (ITC) and Subir Raha(ONGC) are in the top 20. See the entire list here