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  Aida Boucheron

  

  Silicon Valley High School Makes $24M From Snap IPO

  hollywoodreporter.com - the Associated Press

  The company, led by CEO Evan Spiegel, has the largest U.S. IPO since Alibaba went public in 2014. A private Catholic high school in California’s …

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  Aida Boucheron

  

  Why Self-Improvement Should Be a Group Activity

  Harvard Business Review - Ron Carucci

  Continuous personal development is fundamental to career growth, professional satisfaction, and having a broader impact in the world. And while the self-help industry and leadership professions have made a fortune on our obsession with getting better, failure rates remain alarmingly high. In one …

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  Aida Boucheron

  

  “Poor Communication” Is Often a Symptom of a Different Problem

  Harvard Business Review - Art Markman

  Do employees complain that your company suffers from a lack of communication? That the left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing? Maybe the one doing the complaining is you. Or perhaps, as many companies do, you conducted an employee engagement survey and “lack of communication” emerged …

• "There’s a rising chorus of concern about how quickly robots are taking away human jobs... In 2013, policy makers largely ignored two Oxford economists who suggested that 45% of all US jobs could be a … More

  

  Aida Boucheron

  

  A warning from Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Stephen Hawking

  freecodecamp.com - Quincy Larson

  “The automation of factories has already decimated jobs in traditional manufacturing, and the rise of artificial intelligence is likely to extend …

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  Aida Boucheron

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  Inside Donald Trump's White House Chaos

  TIME - Philip Elliott

  For two years, Donald Trump mastered the art of disruption. Name a political precept and he probably broke it during his improbable march to the White House. But disruption in government–the rulemaker breaking the rules–turns out to be more costly. In the first month of his presidency, the New York …