In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Harvard Business Review

• Reimagine Your Managerial Pipeline
  Start by letting people nominate themselves for consideration.
• Unexpected Interruptions Can Boost Creativity
  Long work interruptions are usually seen as detrimental, causing losses in productivity as operations grind to a halt. But when a fire at a supplier’s factory forced a temporary shutdown at the plant of a large European manufacturer of consumer goods, Hamburg University of Technology’s Tim Schweisfurth and a colleague—Anne Greul, then a doctoral student at the Technical University of Munich—found a surprising upside: The idleness led to an outpouring of ideas for improvements. The conclusion:
• HOW WE DID IT
  Adobe’s CEO on Making Big Bets on Innovation
• STORY-TELLING AUTHORS THAT DRIVES BOLD CHANGE
  How to craft a narrative that matters
• What Today’s Rainmakers Do Differently
  Business development at professional services firms is outdated. Here’s what works now.
• The Resale Revolution
  Increasingly, companies are reselling their own products. Should you get into the game?
• A Step-by-Step Guide to Real-Time Pricing
  An advanced AI model considers much more than what competitors are charging.
• Middle Management Is the Key to Sustainability
  How unsung heroes ensure a company’s impact
• Harness Your Network to Unlock Innovation
  Three practices can help.
• It’s Time to Define Your Company’s Principles
  Mission, vision, and values are not enough.
• Private Equity Needs a New Talent Strategy
  Higher interest rates and competition have changed the nature of the business. Now the industry must find a new approach to developing leaders.
• Why Career Transition Is So Hard
  And how to manage it better
• The Perils of an Achievement Culture
  And how to escape the grip of perfectionism
• Executive Summaries
  November–December 2023
• Viola Davis
  Born on a former plantation in South Carolina and raised in Rhode Island, Viola Davis grew up amid extreme poverty, bullying, racism, and abuse. She found her way out through acting and graduated from Juilliard. Her breakthrough film role came in 2008, in Doubt, for which she earned the first of her four Oscar nominations. She has since starred in The Help, Fences, How to Get Away with Murder (on TV), Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, and The Woman King. Davis is also an outspoken human rights advocate and the author of the memoir Finding Me.