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Should Business Schools Teach Lifework Studies?

Posted on October 26, 2011 by in Commentary

In their 1998 book entitled Blur, Ernst & Young researchers predicted that "connected individuals and their knowledge, not the corporation, are becoming the key organizing unit... They will be the investment vehicles of the twenty-first century just as small companies were in the twentieth and large ones in the nineteenth (Blur, pp. 145, 156)." Read more...
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The Value Revolution

Posted on October 25, 2011 by in Commentary

A far-reaching and profound revolution sweeping America is changing the very meaning of what we value. Twenty years ago Richard Cornuelle, author of Reclaiming the American Dream, recognized the beginning of this revolution in the phenomenon he described as “de-managing America.” Today, Daniel Pink has described the rise of “free agent nation” and has documented [...]

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