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Teaching Soft Skills Can Help Women Stay in Science and Tech Jobs
A virtual program focused on interpersonal abilities boosts work satisfaction for women starting off in STEM.
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Hiring Female CEOs Changes How Companies Talk About Women
Women in executive positions can challenge gender stereotypes about leadership — without sacrificing their likability.
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Masterclass: Find the Best People… and Keep Them
Learn how to find and retain talent from an HR expert.
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What Happens When Kids Get a Crash Course in Design Thinking
An experiment with middle school students boosts their creativity and confidence.
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Collusion Course: Why Price-Fixing Schemes Survive or Collapse
A look at the Vitamins Inc. cartel reveals what causes businesses to choose conspiracy over competition.
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How “Corporate Explorers” Are Disrupting Big Companies From the Inside
A unique breed of entrepreneurs is creating innovative ventures — without launching startups or chasing VC funding.
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If You Lived Here, You Might Be a Voter By Now
Homeownership boosts voter turnout. But is that a good thing?
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Ties That Bind: Why Remote Teams Need the Right Connection
In this episode, Professor Glenn Carroll and his colleague Michael Arena discuss innovation in a hybrid work environment.
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Changing Lives, Organizations, the World: Dean Jon Levin of Stanford GSB
Dean says today’s business leaders have great opportunities to use modern technology for good while mitigating its harms.
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Inside China’s Long March Toward Challenging the Dollar
As Beijing cautiously opens its bond markets to foreign investors, it must balance its desire for global influence with the risk of capital flight.
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Many Companies Aren’t Prepared to Replace Underperforming CEOs
Boards often don’t think about shaking up the C-suite until it’s too late.
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Tony Elumelu on “Democratizing Luck”
In this podcast episode, the investor explains why he’s dedicating his life to helping others.
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We Don’t Like Domineering Bosses. So Why Do We Put Up With Them?
When confronted with a controlling, aggressive leader, people “have more power than they think they do,” says Deborah Gruenfeld.
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Franchising in India: Learning the Hard Way
Franchising can be a great success or a dismal failure — and even both, as one Indian entrepreneur learned.
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Volunteering Encourages Employees to Connect with Each Other — and Their Jobs
Want your team to feel better and work better? Create a volunteer program.
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Fundraising: It’s a Marathon not a Sprint
Five experts provide strategies for navigating the fundraising journey.
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Gwynne Shotwell on Aiming High and Taking Big Risks
The president and COO of SpaceX talks about risk taking, feedback, and leading teams through moments of failure.
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The Price of Cheap Talk: What Economics Teaches Us About Communication
In this episode, we explore how economic concepts show up in everyday communication.
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Replacing the “Take-Make-Waste” Model with Sustainable Supply Chains
The switch to a circular economy could protect the environment while helping companies generate more value.
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How the Best Investors Approach Their Mistakes
It’s in how you evaluate the lesson, not the outcome.
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Utility Player: Paul Oyer Explains How Economics Can Make Sports More Fun
The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. The joy of calculating the optimal strategy for soccer penalty kicks.
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8 Faculty Members Recommend Their Favorite Podcasts
Here’s a list of shows to add to your summer listening.
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Summer Reading: 11 Books to Keep Your Mind Busy
The latest books from Stanford GSB faculty and lecturers.
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Class Takeaways — How to Lead Through Workplace Culture
Five lessons in five minutes: Professor Glenn Carroll shows how to create a strong culture within a team.