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Why the best young workers quit

By Sydney Finkelstein

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What young workers want? A mission

By Sydney Finkelstein

Supporting multiple approaches to any given challenge is needed in a fast business world, where conditions can turn in an instant (Credit: Getty Images)

The one thing good managers do

By Sydney Finkelstein

Movie star Leonardo DiCaprio at Davos. (Credit: Getty Images)

The Davos elite won't change the world

By Sydney Finkelstein

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How the internet crushes originality

By Sydney Finkelstein

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Why you need a harsh boss

By Sydney Finkelstein

A more ad hoc manner of operating, a la Silicon Valley, is picking up steam. (Credit: Alamy)

Why start-up culture fades out fast

By Sydney Finkelstein

We’ve created a world optimised to enable non-customisation from bosses, writes Sydney Finkelstein (Credit: Alamy)

A delusion between you and a promotion

By Sydney Finkelstein

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How to find a job you truly love

By Sydney Finkelstein

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Tips to getting a job with a superboss

By Sydney Finkelstein

What does it really take to get your time under control? (Credit: Alamy)

Five steps to stop wasting time

By Sydney Finkelstein

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The simple answer to all your problems

By Sydney Finkelstein

Iconoclast bosses, like filmmaker George Lucas, are usually seen as creative geniuses who welcome new collaborations. (Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Does your boss inspire greatness?

By Sydney Finkelstein

Is there any one perfect hire for a job? Could there be many? (Credit: Getty Images)

Why you should hire someone unusual

By Sydney Finkelstein

Leaving the employment of Ralph Lauren in the early days led some designers to feel sadness and regret. (Credit: Getty Images)

The secret sauce of a superboss

By Sydney Finkelstein

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How to rub elbows with the elite

By Sydney Finkelstein