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5、ctober 2016Contents50MANAGING ORGANIZATIONSWhy Leadership Training Failsand What to Do About It Until problems with organizational design and managerial processes are fixed,the effects of training will just slip away.Michael Beer,Magnus Finnstrm,and Derek Schrader58ASSESSING PERFORMANCEThe Performan

6、ce Management Revolution The dreaded annual review is giving way to more-frequent,development-focused conversations between managers and subordinates.Peter Cappelli and Anna Tavis68MANAGING PEOPLEAT&Ts Talent OverhaulAs it reinvents itself for the digital age,the communications giant is revamping th

7、e skills of hundreds of thousands of employees.John Donovan and Cathy Benko74THE FUTUREGlobalization,Robots,and the Future of Work Competitive advantage will lie in companies ability to rapidly shift the location of work according to the availability of skills.Former CEO of ManpowerGroup Jeffrey Joe

8、rres,interviewed by Amy BernsteinSPOTLIGHT ON BUILDING THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTUREABOVE Ben Zank Going Nowhere,Untitled 5 Gicle on paper 2015ON THE COVERPeter CrowtherOctober 2016Harvard Business Review5Features October 2016LEANDRO CASTELAO38THE BIG IDEANoiseHuman judgment is often unduly influenced

9、 by irrelevant factors like mood and the weatherwhich results in decisions that are surprisingly costly to companies.Daniel Kahneman,Andrew M.Rosenfield,Linnea Gandhi,and Tom Blaser80STRATEGY The Ecosystem of Shared ValueThe collective-impact movement gives companies a way to advance social progress

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11、ristoph Loch100THE HBR INTERVIEW“Making the Car a Mobile,Connected Workspace”Equipping cars with internet connectivity and autonomous drive is the wave of the future.Renault-Nissan Alliance CEO Carlos Ghosn,interviewed by Adi IgnatiusHBR.ORG6 Harvard Business ReviewOctober 2016Powerful people are mo

12、re likely to be rude,selfish,and unethical.page 112Departments October 2016IN EVERY ISSUE 10 From the Editor 12 Contributors 18 Interaction 30 Strategic Humor 125 Executive SummariesQuantifying the value of social media followers page 24EXPERIENCE112MANAGING YOURSELFDont Let Power Corrupt YouOnce pe

13、ople reach a position of privilege,the virtues that helped them rise start to fade.Dacher Keltner117CASE STUDY Competing with a Goliath A Peruvian apparel company struggles to position itself against a global brand.Jill Avery122SYNTHESISResisting the Hard Sell To fight the lures of skilled persuader

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15、 pay for performance isnt working and suggests better ways to structure executive packages.PLUS Why“likes”on Facebook are overrated,how workers quit(and why companies should pay attention),and more28DEFEND YOUR RESEARCHYoure Likely to Live Longer If You Retire After 65Working an extra year decreases

16、 mortality rates by 11%,a new analysis shows.33HOW I DID ITThe CEO of Popeyes on Treating Franchisees as the Most Important Customers The executive team focused on owners because“no one has more skin in the game.”Cheryl Bachelder128MICHAEL LEWIS;OWEN DAVEY;MELINDA BECK“We never compromise,because that can only lead to mediocrity.”HBR.ORG8 Harvard Business ReviewOctober 2016We work with the worlds leading organizations to create places that amplify the performance of their people,teams and enterp

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