May

2004

Insurance giant Mutual of Omaha could have coasted on its reputation for decades. Instead, the company that brought us Wild Kingdom is intensely focused on taming the most obstinate beast of them all: organizational and cultural change.
Theories on leadership abound. But there’s little agreement about the best way to develop leaders who can achieve sustained high performance. Gallup researchers went looking for the answers, and what they learned may surprise you.
As major airlines do battle with scrappy lower-fare carriers, they appear to be neglecting their most potent weapon.
How seemingly small interactions in the workplace can dramatically boost your team's productivity
In this month’s excerpt from Animals, Inc.: A Business Parable for the 21st Century, Farmer Goode returns to the farm, only to find that morale has plummeted as low as the stock price. His wise counsel to Mo the manager: Stop trying to make the animals well-rounded. Just let them do what they do best.

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