At a very basic level, nearly every interaction we have is a #negotiation—but what is the best way to go about persuading others? @francescagino explores in @HarvardBiz. https://t.co/h7nG0vRnHh
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 14, 2019
How to conduct a cost-benefit analysis:
1. Establish a framework.
2. Identify your costs & benefits.
3. Assign a dollar amount or value to each.
4. Tally the total value of both sides & compare.Take an in-depth look at the process: https://t.co/VyN2so15cu via @online_HBS pic.twitter.com/OzLjVx9Cii
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 13, 2019
We are excited to launch a new #podcast: Under the Datascope—a six-episode series from our @HBSHealth Kraft Precision Medicine Accelerator, showcasing the most important companies that bring #data & #analytics technologies to #precisionmedicine today: https://t.co/Ok3svUXr8i pic.twitter.com/byUuootDCJ
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 9, 2019
Meet @KarenGMills, a leading authority on U.S. competitiveness, #entrepreneurship and innovation. Her book, Fintech, Small Business & the American Dream, charts how #fintech will change small business lending. Head over to our Instagram stories for more: https://t.co/xQQKKbODbo pic.twitter.com/6eF8NQSPyg
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019
How King Digital Media—creators of @CandyCrushSaga—scaled the company through an astronomical period of growth: https://t.co/aCyD8RR8Vv #NationalVideoGamesDay pic.twitter.com/sDmDDm3yi7
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019
New research from @robert_huckman, @michaelannica, and @HarvardChanSPH examines the impact #corporations can have on societal #health using a tool developed to measure private sector engagement in health and well-being across four dimensions: https://t.co/cBIi9Yxetn @HBSHealth pic.twitter.com/Z2gh5Hze76
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 12, 2019
In #Germany, #drugmakers must prove that a new #medication’s benefits merit a higher price than existing #drugs. Should "value-based pricing" become the standard elsewhere? @arieldora explores in @HBSWK: https://t.co/Ay5yyACGAD pic.twitter.com/DEuu7KnBXf
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 11, 2019
How @HBSAlumni are forgetting the status quo, push aside doubt, and blazing new trails to change the world, one small step at a time.
Stories about how alumni are changing the world: https://t.co/iJlmnO9S4S pic.twitter.com/8eEb22A3vR
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 11, 2019
How to be more strategic about technical hiring from @austinfish:
1. Product prioritization leads to hiring prioritization.
2. Understand where hiring bias lies.
3. Have a strategy for humans.
4. Apply the 80-20 rule.Learn more: https://t.co/E4Qc4Wonj1 via @HBSWK pic.twitter.com/3SGw2mdkon
— Harvard Business (@HarvardHBS) September 9, 2019
Four rules for disagreeing productively at work. https://t.co/EmCfNdLooZ
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
There’s life after layoffs. The leaders whose careers soared after getting fired or laid off did a few things differently. https://t.co/nfIeIhiTfM
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
A bad enough bug can sink a company. Why aren't more CEOs becoming more closely involved with software quality? https://t.co/OzyLJPmSw3
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
The best coaches help people make the best choices in their careers — and in their personal lives. https://t.co/L2QUGa0im5
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Are your high standards holding you back? https://t.co/BiKxSZZcVQ
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Logo design is not just about aesthetic. Research shows that what organizations choose to put in them can have a big impact on purchasing decisions and brand perceptions. https://t.co/YmFjsmSSYS
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Having women on boards keeps CEO confidence in check. https://t.co/tfb3rZKU3J
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Critical thinking sounds easy, but it’s rare in practice. https://t.co/jHv7AziySE
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
It’s an uncomfortable conversation, but you need to have it. https://t.co/bImpvfKTEq
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
People perform better when they have a purpose. What are you doing to make sure your team knows theirs? https://t.co/1nXjur4kIE
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
"For diversity training programs to go beyond just checking the box, organizations have to be serious about what they want to change and how they plan to evaluate whether their change program worked." https://t.co/22kUGUZxDQ
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
If your employee messes up, focus the conversation on the future. Dwelling on the past might help you make sense of things, but it won't help your employee. https://t.co/A6G596ACiY
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
CEOs are always on: they work 9.7 hours each weekday and do business on 79% of weekends. https://t.co/B2Vklgol8S
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
A design-centric culture puts the focus on user experiences — especially emotional ones. https://t.co/Ctfd9S28Lb
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
For global cybersecurity to improve, cooperation between companies and countries must become the norm. https://t.co/hSsbbPrDs5
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Asking these three questions will put you on the right track to improving your emotional intelligence. https://t.co/e5WS3kVI8j
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
What are people really thinking when you refuse to change your mind? https://t.co/ImdrpMvZUv
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
AI is becoming more and more commonplace. Now is the time to make sure these technologies are moving forward without harmful biases. https://t.co/wCsOMQblG9
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Contributing to your company's vision from a junior position can propel your career forward. https://t.co/MNrRw5DMW6
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
Data science teams will underdeliver until companies modernize the ways they present data. https://t.co/zZehkTTFWL
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 12, 2019
No matter how smart and experienced you are, there is generally a difference between what you can do and what you normally do. https://t.co/AxOxBCKe0p
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019
Start gaining control of your reactions by labeling negative emotions things like “impatience,” “frustration,” or “anger.” https://t.co/5xBBcxEn4e
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019
Great speeches don't happen by accident. https://t.co/jmJrLvwYF4
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019
Five ways we waste time on email — and how to get it back. https://t.co/y4XJ3Bh4fs
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 11, 2019
Are you not being rewarded fairly for your work? This can lead to burnout. https://t.co/n8DOMe7XgI
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019
Research shows that employees stay longer at jobs with bad bosses than jobs with good ones. Here’s why. https://t.co/iXzg6j7b5t
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019
Social science studies have shown that international experiences can enhance creativity, reduce intergroup bias, and promote career success. https://t.co/eBT5dYdGO5
— Harvard Business Review (@HarvardBiz) September 9, 2019
Skip timelines in lines and year ending in a 0 or 5. Think about the short- and long-term simultaneously advises Amy Webb, Harvard Business Review https://t.co/z7aOkDVsuW
— Ed Abrams (@Abrams981) September 11, 2019
Fascinating data from this @HarvardBiz piece:
“We also found zero correlation between work experience with earlier employers and retention, or the likelihood that a person would stick with his or her new organization.” https://t.co/JyZa2yophs
— Anne MacDonald (@annedmacd) September 11, 2019
"The best speakers make presentations look effortless precisely because they put so much effort into perfecting their delivery." https://t.co/HFsvGnSGek
— Richard Seroter (@rseroter) September 9, 2019
Two weeks into my time at @HarvardHBS, I wrote an article on our campus paper about how members of our generation might remake capitalism so that it works for its stakeholders, not just its shareholders. 1/ https://t.co/5qK80F5J6c
— Tarun Galagali (@tarunjg24) September 12, 2019
"It’s the golden era for computer vision, AI, and machine learning – it’s a great time now to extract value from videos to impact science, society, and business!” — Ganesh Ananthanarayanan of @MSFTResearch | https://t.co/wx4GVakS50
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 13, 2019
In two decades, space adventurism could cost no more than a trip to Disneyworld — a major expense to be sure, but well within the range of the global upper-middle class. https://t.co/ZPTKsC1qLO pic.twitter.com/XOGBqVo7Rt
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 13, 2019
Microsoft has avoided the big tech backlash. HOW? “Microsoft can afford to be more self-righteous on some of those social issues because of its business model,” says @HarvardHBS prof David Yoffie: https://t.co/LwvHSFJdlC
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 11, 2019
As Airbnb’s growth continues to skyrocket, reviews from cities have swung the other way. Listen up here: https://t.co/DTdlEprWd9 pic.twitter.com/OxR8AlT1Ch
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 11, 2019
Woah, cool course alert! It will ask how science & technology are transforming the way we work, learn, make friends, raise children, care for our health, conduct our politics, & understand what it means to be human: https://t.co/F1aZHgyCJh
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 10, 2019
It’s an urban legend with surprising ubiquity: the best time to buy plane tickets is Tuesday. https://t.co/md0ixVMnSo pic.twitter.com/SxUS8CHMUe
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 10, 2019
What are the 3 strategies traditional travel companies should consider to meet consumer needs? Here's what @HarvardBiz has to say: https://t.co/td6h524rkN
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 9, 2019
“Platforms like Instagram are transforming digital trends into very real world consequences. The idea that public places can go viral IRL is a relatively novel idea.” — @TD_Adventuring https://t.co/UIuJzTilIp pic.twitter.com/rR83lXsSZK
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 6, 2019
What can we expect from the #future of #travel? Explore the possibilities with us: https://t.co/hHEgdO3G2z pic.twitter.com/OJw8feLNOT
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 5, 2019
How did Airbnb change the way travel companies view their customers? Read on: https://t.co/d02lCgN9Se pic.twitter.com/IMm3XBQPDr
— HBS Digital Initiative (@digHBS) September 4, 2019
Experience and location matter for #startups and established firms when it comes to predicting successful digital product development.
Research by @arieldora and colleagues uses a unique approach to study the medical device industry. https://t.co/eiiUq0nE4y
— Working Knowledge (@HBSWK) September 12, 2019
A new study uses machine-learning #technology to look for links between #CEO communication style and company performance. @TarunKhannaHBS and @prithwic
raise the question: What can your data do for you? https://t.co/TRxO0Fnbuw— Working Knowledge (@HBSWK) September 3, 2019
Randall Kennedy and @KennethWMack discuss Charles Hamilton Houston's inspiring—and a sometimes controversial—legacy https://t.co/YX8CbzhOpX
— Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) September 12, 2019
Posted: Audit Committee Reports to Shareholders, https://t.co/jMWPYxK9Ll by @EY_US #corpgov #audits #disclosure
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 13, 2019
Posted: Stakeholder Governance and the Freedom of Directors to Embrace Long-Term Value Creation, https://t.co/GndoxGnOo7 by @paul_hastings #corpgov #ESG #longtermvalue
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019
Posted: Board Compliance, https://t.co/qfUukruAOn #corpgov #boards #compliance
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019
Posted: Finalized Changes to Volcker Rule, https://t.co/75Erz6Oy5u by #STBlaw #corpgov #finreg #VolckerRule
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 12, 2019
Posted: Proxy Season Rising Demand for Board Oversight of ESG, https://t.co/Wgl8wML7A8 by @NuveenInv #corpgov #ESG #proxyseason
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019
Posted: A Tale of Two Markets: Regulation and Innovation in Post-Crisis Mortgage and Structured Finance Markets, https://t.co/vU653iKJeM #corpgov #financialcrisis #systemicrisk
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019
Posted: Making a Comeback: SEC Fines for Regulation FD Violations, https://t.co/G5PyUr9P6i by @fenwickwest #corpgov #RegFD #SEC
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 11, 2019
Posted: Proxy Plumbing Recommendation, https://t.co/QOklJyMUul #corpgov #SEC #proxyvoting
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019
Posted: The SEC and Regulation of Exchange-Traded Funds: A Commendable Start and a Welcome Invitation, https://t.co/iHVhzhuKFN #corpgov #SEC #ETFs
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019
Posted: Executive Compensation and ESG, https://t.co/hOUKv62Iec by @pearlmeyer #corpgov #executivecompensation #ESG
— HLS Corp Gov Program (@HarvardCorpGov) September 10, 2019
Hear @JodyFreemanHLS talk with @ianmastersmedia about the Trump administration attempts to roll back clean car rules https://t.co/Vmyp7lIiSk
— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 12, 2019
"It's going to be a very odd case because typically the D.C. Circuit has a FERC order to review and that's not the case here. The threshold question is going to be 'What was Congress doing with this new Federal Power Act section?'" @AriPeskoe via @zackhale https://t.co/Xo0qmTEbrk
— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 6, 2019
Want an overview of all the regulations and agencies involved in US coastal and ocean management? @HanaVizcarra and our newest Fellow @LauraBloomer describe how they all fit together and discuss how things are changing under this administration. https://t.co/DbYg8aliJx
— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 5, 2019
"This is a big deal because potentially we'll see whether FERC has the authority to invite distribution-level resources into the market" @AriPeskoe via @pamelalauren https://t.co/C4GwXrSkR7
— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 5, 2019
See @JodyFreemanHLS talk about climate policy and hurricanes last night on CNN https://t.co/OyIUuNJlcn
— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) September 4, 2019
“It’s a bad environmental outcome, it’s a bad outcome for what industry itself [says] it needs, and it’s pretty much outright sabotage of the EPA’s own legal authority and what the Clean Air Act was enacted to accomplish" @JosephGoffman https://t.co/Ff8V6glg0s @mirandacgreen
— HLS Environmental & Energy Law Program (@HarvardEELP) August 29, 2019
Excellent thread on methane, a highly potent shorter-term warming contributor — and a high-leverage mitigation target. So, of course, @EPA just proposed to cripple its authority to set oil and gas sector standards for methane. https://t.co/l4pgi0AfRC
— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 11, 2019
"..a senseless exercise of..presidential pique..threatens to undo what would be the country’s most important climate achievement, the doubling of vehicle fuel efficiency to about 55 miles per gallon by 2025." Great work by @JodyFreemanHLS https://t.co/E8W4UW8ZMv
— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 9, 2019
Perplexed over the social justice component of so many current climate proposal? Please see below. 1/ https://t.co/1dW5VW9E7L
— Joseph Goffman (@JosephGoffman) September 2, 2019
Beyond plastic straws: a boom in the plastics industry is leading to more pollution and more health-threatening accidents in Houston. https://t.co/SeONpTbYNE via @EENewsUpdates
— Laura Bloomer (@LauraBloomer) September 6, 2019
Also, if you're looking for more details on the democratic candidate's climate plans rather than a cheat sheet, use this great one made by @HarvardEELP's @CaitlinMcCoy_ @LauraBloomer. Very cool!https://t.co/0ZjH4fXbS0 pic.twitter.com/c0ZPKBXXzw
— James Coleman (@EnergyLawProf) September 5, 2019
EPN member @JosephGoffman @HarvardEELP called yesterday's #methanerollback "the umpteenth iteration of @EPA’s exercise to define away its #CleanAirAct authority to address air pollution and greenhouse gases." @StarkKev @KQEDscience https://t.co/Vc4OyWI46I
— Environmental Protection Network (@EnvProtectioNet) August 30, 2019
Our latest issue is available online! Featuring articles on regulatory science, clean energy justice, TSCA reform, and public lands planning. Plus student writing on climate litigation, IPCC special reports, and FERC. https://t.co/fAm2TrcKMy
— Harvard Environmental Law Review (@HarvardELR) September 5, 2019
HKS's @jasonfurman says that he didn’t see anything in the data that justifies more rate cuts past September https://t.co/ABX4omRT2G
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 14, 2019
.@MsLaToshaBrown believes a President’s goal shouldn’t be to go backwards, but instead to push America and our democracy forward @harvardiop pic.twitter.com/AFFnXeTDFr
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 13, 2019
New @BelferCenter report suggests ways Capitol Hill can improve its science and technology expertise https://t.co/bgdmBVWz8E
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 13, 2019
.@harvardiop's @dellavolpe says the key to motivating a young person to vote is to show them the tangible difference that engagement can make https://t.co/VlNaF4UM4q
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 12, 2019
The economy may or may not be heading into a recession. Either way, HKS's @jasonfurman has a recommendation: Start planning the budget to respond now https://t.co/aKMOB7GhR9
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 11, 2019
At HKS, we've embraced an ambitious strategy to put ourselves at the forefront of thinking and action on the digital revolution reshaping our world https://t.co/TrScXmbkgi
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 10, 2019
“Bolsonaro has a very strong anti-environmental discourse, and I have zero doubt that his discourse will direct policy,” says HKS's Scott Mainwaring #AmazonRainforest https://t.co/gtOZeClclF
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 10, 2019
Banning assault rifles is the simplest way of preventing extreme acts of violence, says HKS's @juliettekayyem https://t.co/E32p6JeJT9
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 9, 2019
HKS's @LHSummers says recession chance before 2021 is just below 50%; unemployment can’t get any better https://t.co/KmJLnFxCQF
— Harvard Kennedy School (@Kennedy_School) September 9, 2019
"As a leader, your personal story has power.
When building a team, don’t abandon chemistry for credentials."
Advice from @MayorBroome and other Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative graduates via @BloombergCities https://t.co/4BnrZSsYJJ
— Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative (@BHcityleaders) September 10, 2019
Recently declassified documents reveal a heated debate within the Clinton administration about how to enlarge #NATO to Central and Eastern Europe and when. https://t.co/7TeYn4djAP
— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 12, 2019
Joseph S. Nye writes: "Understanding leaders' choices and failures in American #foreignpolicy over the past century can better equip us to cope with the questions we face today about the Trump presidency." https://t.co/yy9StXvY04
— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 9, 2019
"If left unchecked, Beijing's aggressive use of its 'rules' threatens to turn Western firms into the Communist Party's enforcers," Michael B. Greenwald writes. #China https://t.co/fFZJhAn1Ri
— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) September 9, 2019
History is fueling tensions between South Korea and Japan-but can history also help them move forward? In our Applied History article of the week, @CSISKoreaChair's Katrin Fraser Katz finds historical lessons for de-escalation. Read it in @TheNatlInterest: https://t.co/oUab3treoQ
— Belfer Center's Applied History Project (@belferhistory) September 9, 2019
The rise of populism in the West can be partly traced back to a clash between objectives of equity in rich countries and higher living standards in poor countries.@rodrikdani asks: Is it better to be poor in a rich country or rich in a poor country?https://t.co/odK1uAQCze
— Harvard CID (@HarvardCID) September 12, 2019
Senior Fellow @robertdanin weighs in on the dismissal of John #Bolton as National Security Advisor: https://t.co/CW1rY1OR4U
— FutureofDiplomacy (@futurediplomacy) September 12, 2019
.@Kennedy_School @David_Gergen says last night's debate "didn't change the basic dynamics of the race." Read his quick response here: https://t.co/lxHLxgNrLE
— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 13, 2019
.@devonjcrawford joins @CornellWBrooks at @Kennedy_School to do the good work of #WilliamMonroeTrotter. #AppliedResearch #CitizenActivism #SocialJustice #PolicySolutions. Read more and get involved: https://t.co/eAvaZIXMDC
— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 10, 2019
"If indeed they really do move forward on research they're obtaining more knowledge and you can't wipe away knowledge." With news that Iran is taking a third step away from the nuclear deal–lifting limitations on R&D–@wendyrsherman and others comment. https://t.co/hQVEDYGzjG
— Harvard CPL (@harvardcpl) September 9, 2019
Greatly enjoyed my recent adventures in Greenland and discussing them today with @PoppyHarlowCNN, @jimsciutto, and Tracy Raczek on @CNNNewsroom. I went there believing we have a practical imperative to stop climate change now. It is clear, though, that we have a moral one, too. pic.twitter.com/9IqwvWcFb1
— David Gergen (@David_Gergen) September 4, 2019
Do you believe conspiracy theories? https://t.co/zvywQ0CnwO
— Arthur Brooks (@arthurbrooks) September 4, 2019
Richard Fontaine writes the Blob & US public disagree starkly on whether to retaliate against Russia; @baunov
argues Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap shows both sides ready to move toward peace. This and more in our latest analytical round-up: https://t.co/slXltlOB4M pic.twitter.com/qlBP6Yrfvv— Russia Matters (@russia_matters) September 9, 2019
You may read my thoughts on this engagement w/the Houthis alongside those of @MustaphaNoman, @ymnraf, and Eleonora Ardemagni for @CarnegieMEC here:https://t.co/rpMOrWf7sr
— Kristin Diwan (@kdiwaniya) September 10, 2019
I’m told today is international coffee day. Here’s a thread on the history of coffee #اليوم_العالمي_للقهوة https://t.co/82569der0H
— Ahab Bdaiwi (@bdaiwi_historia) September 10, 2019
In my 35 years of practicing immigration law, the successful case of Ismail Ajjawi is one of the most rewarding. https://t.co/F3B8c8s4Z2
— Albert Mokhiber (@albertmokhiber) September 3, 2019
Thanks, Visiting Prof. @CornellWBrooks! #worldofdifference https://t.co/VH26Wd4t6o
— Harvard Divinity (@HarvardDivinity) September 11, 2019