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Picking leaders at random from a pool of qualified candidates will never work
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ICI’s visionary investment laid the foundations of one of Britain’s most successful industries
The organisational psychologist says learning to manage people is one of the biggest challenges
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However many company data are crunched, the secret of corporate success may remain elusive
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The trick of writing a memorable and durable business classic has proved hard to repeat
The chief executive is focused on bringing about equality for women by 2020
Stengel focused on creating tighter emotional bonds with individual consumers
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As technology fuels advances a ‘eureka’ moment seems less likely
Motivating staff is often about small victories
Profit margins will reflect pharma’s new nature
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