Management & Leadership
86 Articles & Excerpts
Fear and Longing
Fear of the new, longing for the old, all muddled by a desire not to fail-such are the emotions that confuse high-tech novices in any industry, and especially in those confronting X-engineering for the first time. This is nothing new.
Why X-engineering? Why Now?
James Champy's New York Times bestseller Reengineering the Corporation ignited a revolution inside businesses in the 1990s. Now Champy shows managers how to cross ('x') new boundaries. Here is the new corporation-a web of interacting processes and people
What Happens When the Lights Go Out?
While Carol Gebert was deciding to start Central Dogma, Owen Johnson and John Immel were launching Internet consulting companies in different parts of Cambridge. Johnson and Immel started their companies as undergraduates at MIT and Harvard, respectively.
The Entrepreneurial Mind
Once a month, in a college beer joint on the MIT campus, brilliant entrepreneurs face shrewd investors-and everyone takes his or her best shot at making money on the next great idea.
First Listen: Lead by Being Led
 Martin Luther King, Jr., on Leadership: Inspiration and Wisdom for Challenging Times
by Donald T. Phillips
Do you have a dream? Find out how Martin Luther King, Jr., became the right leader for his time-and you can too! What does it take to be a leader? Why do people listen to one voice and ignore another? During the twentieth century, no American exhibited
Basic Equipment
 How to Think Like a CEO: The 22 Vital Traits You Need to Be the Person at the Top
by Debra A. Benton
The 'good old days' are dead. And that's good news for you. Once the coveted position of CEO - chief executive officer - was the unreachable pinnacle reserved for the lucky few born with a silver spoon in their mouths, the privileged group who went
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