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Get Hired: How the Right Communication Can Advance Your Career
In this episode, Andrew Seaman shares how to communicate who you are in your resume, on your profile, and in the interview.
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Tara VanDerveer: On Being a Coach, Teammate, and Trailblazer
The former Stanford and USA women’s national team coach reflects on her 48-year long career.
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Communication Tips from the Classroom and Around the World
In this 150th episode, Matt Abrahams, Shawon Jackson, and podcast listeners discuss their favorite pieces of communication advice.
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Class Takeaways — How to Run a Meeting Effectively
Five lessons in five minutes: Lecturer Matt Abrahams shares what it takes to be a more confident, connected, and clear facilitator.
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Why the Experts Should Answer to the Amateurs
We need specialists to solve hard problems. But they need to be accountable to non-experts, says Jonathan Bendor.
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Expanding Globally: A Masterclass with Steve Ciesinski
Stanford GSB lecturer in entrepreneurship Steve Ciesinski shares insights on how to have fun and success scaling your company.
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New Data on the Quality of ESG Audits Catches Regulators’ Attention
A closer look at ESG verification is influencing the debate over requiring corporations to report their carbon emissions.
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How the Apparel Industry Could Refashion Itself with Sustainability in Mind
From disposable styles to fossil-fueled fabrics, our clothes are ready for a makeover.
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A Low-Tech, Inexpensive Way to Convince Politicians to Debate Each Other
An experiment in Sierra Leone finds that if you build a debate platform, candidates will come.
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Who Wants to Run? Incentivizing Better Participation in Politics
If we want a healthy democracy, then we need to create the right incentives.
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Conviction and Compassion: How to Have Hard Conversations
In this episode, Irv Grousbeck shares how to navigate hard conversations with conviction and compassion.
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Influencers Want Brands’ Sponsorship, But Not Their Rules
A look inside influencers’ endorsement deals shows the tension between authenticity and creative control.
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Why Advertisers Pay More to Reach Viewers Who Watch Less
When targeting viewers on TV or online, some eyeballs are more valuable than others.
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Invisible Matchmakers: How Algorithms Pair People with Opportunities
If we want to get fair outcomes, then we need to build fairness into algorithms.
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When Companies Announce Earnings Surprises, Locals Reach for Their Pocketbooks
Unexpected news about a company’s profits can have a big impact on people who live near its HQ.
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Co-Intelligence: An AI Masterclass with Ethan Mollick
Wharton professor and author Ethan Mollick shares insights on how AI can revolutionize work and life.
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Your Summer 2024 Podcast Playlist
Dive into these thought-provoking, research-driven, and leadership-inspired podcast episodes.
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At What Point Do We Decide AI’s Risks Outweigh Its Promise?
An economist takes a closer look at the two sides of advanced artificial intelligence: unprecedented growth and existential risk.
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Communicating Through Conflict: How to Get Along with Anyone
In this episode, Amy Gallo shares how disagreements, if reframed, can lead to more productive outcomes.
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Money Talks: Understanding the Language of Business
If we want to make more empowered decisions, then we need to care about accounting.
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Africa’s Economic Horizon: A Conversation with Acha Leke, Chairman, McKinsey Africa
Chairman of McKinsey Africa discusses Africa’s economic future — the changes, challenges, and opportunities born from digital transformation.
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The Art of Saying No: How Closing the Wrong Doors Helps You Open the Right Ones
In this episode, Ilya Strebulaev shares how a venture capitalist’s mindset can help us make better decisions.
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In a Polarized World, an Open Mind Can Hurt Your Reputation
Americans say they value open-mindedness — until their political allies listen to what the other side is saying.
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Power, Culture, Persuasion, and The Self: Communication Insights from Stanford GSB Faculty
Marketing and organizational behavior professors share how their recent research applies to communication.