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At Harvard Business Review, we believe in management. If the world’s organizations and institutions were run more effectively, if our leaders made better decisions, if people worked more productively, we believe that all of us — employees, bosses, customers, our families, and the people our businesses affect — would be better off. We try to arm our readers with ideas that help them become smarter,... more

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What Went Wrong with the Boeing 737 Max?

19 Jul 2023

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How did the evolution of Boeing’s organization and management lead to two tragic plane crashes within six months, in which a total of 346 people died?

Harvard Business School professor Bill... more

How to Follow Up After a Job Interview

31 Jan 2024

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You got your foot in the door. You nailed the interview. Now what?

Waiting to hear back from a company you’ve interviewed with is the worst. The anticipation, the worry, the dead silence — yo... more

Can Capitalism Be Both Progressive and Profitable?

31 Jul 2024

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Can an economy that focuses on societal well-being and environmental responsibility also drive innovation and society's the bottom line? Nobel Laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz of... more

Purpose-Driven Leadership in an Era of Polarization

8 Dec 2025

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Former Ford Foundation president Darren Walker talks about the whiplash leaders have faced in recent years—and why courageous, nuanced leadership is essential when public discourse... more

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Justin Fox
Editor, Harvard Business Review; discusses learnings since the financial crisis
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Episode: #HBRLive: What We've Learned Since the Financial Crisis
Sean Jacobsohn
Partner at Norwest Venture Partners; founder and curator of the Failure Museum
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Episode: Product Flops and Collapsed Corporations: Business Lessons from the Failure Museum
Thomas Friedman
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The New York Times
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Episode: Thomas Friedman on How and When We Will Get Back to Work
Gautam Mukunda
Assistant professor at Harvard Business School and author of The Price of Wall Street's Power
Harvard Business School
Episode: #HBRLive: The Price of Wall Street's Power
Bozoma Saint John
Marketing executive with leadership roles at Pepsi, Uber, Apple, Netflix
Former Chief Brand Officer at Netflix; Marketing executive
Episode: Jimmy Fallon and Bozoma Saint John on Building Brands People Love
Jimmy Fallon
Comedian, host of Late Night and Tonight Show
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Episode: Jimmy Fallon and Bozoma Saint John on Building Brands People Love
Joel Schwartzberg
Professional presentation coach, author of Get to the Point
Independent/Coach
Episode: How to Answer the Question, “Tell Me About Yourself” | Christine vs. Work
Susan David
Psychologist on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and author of Emotional Agility
Harvard Medical School
Episode: What Difficult Emotions Are Trying to Tell You | Christine vs. Work
Reshma Hussam
Professor, Business, Government and International Economy Unit at HBS
Harvard Business School
Episode: Examining Race and Mass Incarceration in the United States | Cold Call

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How Do I Make a Good First Impression in a Job Interview? | New Here | S1E9
Q: What is getting you through right now?
The hosts discuss personal support systems, notably therapy, as a source of resilience and balance outside of career concerns.
How Do I Make a Good First Impression in a Job Interview? | New Here | S1E9
Q: Do you have a story from early in your career about a time that you didn't make a good first impression in an interview?
The guest shares a three-to-four-minute interview where they spoke about themselves in a way that didn't tailor to the role, which led to not getting the job. The lesson is to tailor responses, improve rapport, and recognize when to adjust approach in real time.
#HBRLive: The Price of Wall Street's Power
Q: What policy tools does the guest propose?
He suggests measures like breaking up too-big-to-fail banks, implementing a Tobin tax on financial transactions, restructuring debt incentives, and reconsidering tax preferences to reduce distortions and align finance with real value creation.
#HBRLive: The Price of Wall Street's Power
Q: What is the core problem with Wall Street's power according to the guest?
The guest argues that finance not only wields power but also conditions how leaders think and act, steering corporate objectives toward shareholder value at the expense of broader societal value.
#HBRLive: Using Empathy to Create Products People Love
Q: What best practices lead to educational products that succeed?
Focus on anxiety minimization and outcomes, understand that education happens in an ecosystem, and design with the longer journey in mind rather than isolated features.

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A forward-looking business leadership show that centers on practical management, strategic thinking, and organizational culture. Episodes frequently explore delegation, leadership development, coping with uncertainty, building trust in virtual teams, and reframing work to emphasize meaning, impact, and scalable practices. A standout theme across episodes is the emphasis on actionable frameworks, coaching insights, and evidence-informed perspectives from researchers, executives, and authors. The format often features coaching-style conversations and expert guests, with clear takeaways that listeners can apply to leadership roles, teams, and organizational strategy. This show is likely to appeal to managers, executives, and consultants seekin... more

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