Read 10 Stanford Business stories from the past year, including pieces on work-life balance, power, and management.
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1. How Smart Leaders Build Trust
The chairman of JetBlue explains how a high-trust culture makes a better company (and life).
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2. Did Racial Threat Galvanize the Tea Party?
New research explores the link between racial animosity and the Tea Party movement.
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3. A Big Data Approach to Public Speaking
Key takeaways from an analysis of 100,000 presentations.
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4. Pepsi CEO: Break with the Past and Don’t Play Too Nice
Six management tips from Indra Nooyi, one of the most powerful women in business.
Stacy Geiken
5. Power Couples Explain How They Juggle Career, Family, and Laundry
Five tips from partners who balance it all.
Reuters/Kevin Lamarque
6. Riding the Feedback Loop to Authentic Self-Expression
How the lessons of improv theater help business leaders become their true, powerful selves.
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7. Three Things All Good Bosses Do
Share your vision, teach well, and help employees meet their career goals.
8. Should Employees Design Their Own Jobs?
A scholar who studies job crafting says change may be easier than you think.
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9. The Peril of Power Without Status
Jobs that grant control over resources but lack respect can ignite conflict.
Illustration by Stefani Billings
10. How to Fix Overcrowded Jails
A scholar explains why putting more convicted felons on the street is the smartest solution.
Illustration by Stefani Billings
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