May 20, 2013

Leadership that will mess with your head

Get ready for CEOs showing slides of their frontal cortex at job interviews

Guests look at a Buick Riviera Concept 2013 model during the unveiling event ahead of the Shanghai International Automobile Industry Exhibition (AUTO Shanghai) in Shanghai, ©AP May 13, 2013

An odd corporate vehicle in China

Carmakers reveal the challenges of joint ventures

May 6, 2013

Graduates still in line to join the banks

Society needs new recruits in financial services to take up the challenge to reform the sector

From COMPANIES May 2, 2013

Roland Berger set to consult on its future

Firm must decide benefits of consolidation

From BUSINESS BOOKS May 1, 2013

A guide beyond leadership legends

‘The ‘I’ of Leadership: Strategies for Seeing, Being and Doing’, by Nigel Nicholson

Apr 29, 2013

The fix for China’s managerial shortage

Finding the globally-minded executive able to thrive in the country and abroad is a challenge

Apr 15, 2013

How not to stifle your new subsidiary

Most of the time, the culture of the buyer prevails

From BUSINESS BOOKS Apr 10, 2013

Nice guys don’t always finish last

‘Give and Take’, by Adam Grant

Apr 8, 2013

Old-age wisdom can benefit companies

Employers should voluntarily encourage older staff to remain at work

Apr 1, 2013

Killing projects is the hardest innovation

Companies should build reputations for pruning unneeded activities

Mar 25, 2013

Time to ditch the CEO as chairman

There is a compelling logic to splitting the senior roles at global financial institutions

Mar 18, 2013

Be wary of promises of a success formula

However many company data are crunched, the secret of corporate success may remain elusive

Mar 13, 2013

The multilingual dividend

The ability to speak two or more languages develops cognitive skills that are ideal for top managers

Mar 11, 2013

Work-life balance is not just for women

Outcry over Sheryl Sandberg book misses the point about ambition and workload

Mar 4, 2013

Executive heads hunted by new tribes

The obvious threats are the crowd and the cloud

Feb 25, 2013

Nokia: From ‘burning platform’ to a slimmer management model

After the oblivion warning, the company looks to its future

From COMPANIES Feb 20, 2013

‘The Grizz’ rejects France’s bearhug

Feb 11, 2013

The best strategy must build on the past

Companies that jettison their history risk repeating errors but hobbling their advance

Feb 11, 2013

Popes, CEOs and poor succession planning

Too many chief executives cling to office as their powers wane

Feb 4, 2013

Bionic managers would be cheap at $6m

Robot leadership will remain science-fiction but executives should use the best technology

ABOUT ANDREW

Andrew Hill Andrew Hill is an associate editor and the management editor of the FT. He is a former City editor, financial editor and comment and analysis editor. He joined the FT in 1988 and has also worked as New York bureau chief, foreign news editor and correspondent in Brussels and Milan.

Andrew was named Commentator of the Year at the 2009 Business Journalist of the Year Awards, where he also received a Decade of Excellence award.

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