Dans le New York Times : Ces femmes ont presqu’atteint le sommet de la hiérarchie. Elles expliquent pourquoi elles sont restées deuxièmes.
Article par Susan Chira
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Voici l’entrepreneur qui a augmenté le prix d’un médicament de 5000%
«Publicly, Shkreli has stated that he has philanthropic aims. (“I want to cure many diseases and save children’s lives,” he told Bloomberg Businessweek last year.) But in his decision to jack up the prices of life-saving drugs to exorbitant levels, he’s putting his own profits well ahead of any public good.» Un article de Fusion…
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Inside Amazon: Wrestling Big Ideas in a Bruising Workplace
The company is conducting an experiment in how far it can push white-collar workers to get them to achieve its ever-expanding ambitions. By Jodi Kantor and David Streitfeld, New York Times — What kind of monster is Amazon? Margaret Wente, The Globe and Mail Could you work at Amazon? Probably not. You’re too soft. Amazon is…
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Open secrets online: What’s personal and what’s corporate?
Any employee with an Internet connection now has the power to share confidential information—and the law is catching up. Tamsin McMahon Maclean’s
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The Science Of Politely Ending A Conversation. Research-based tips on finding a delicate way to part ways.
Fastcodesign.com In business, finding a polite way to break off a conversation is as tricky as it is critical. Time is money, so you don’t want to chit-chat with a client or a colleague longer than necessary, but respect buys time, so you don’t want to betray any annoyance or impatience. Short of the classic…