The best bosses know how to subtract work
In “The Case for Good Jobs”, a new book, Zeynep Ton of MIT Sloan School of Management argues that doing less can often make commercial sense.
In “The Case for Good Jobs”, a new book, Zeynep Ton of MIT Sloan School of Management argues that doing less can often make commercial sense.
"Giving half consistently is better for performance than fully investing yourself on some days and not at all on others.”
When Jim Ellis played against MIT as a member of the US Coast Guard Academy baseball and wrestling teams, he had no idea he would someday be back on campus as a graduate student at MIT Sloan.
New McKinsey hires from MIT Sloan, Brooke Wages (MBA '22) and Candice Creecy (Sloan Fellows: MBA '22), are featured in this profile.
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"To understand the job challenges nurses face, health care leaders need to listen to nurses' own words about burnout."
"We need to break the cycle of petrostates benefiting from fomenting violence."
"Even professional journalists, as I understand it, are having a lot of trouble understanding what's true and what's not true."
"It could lead to a significant revenue jump for Putin, if all you do is reduce Iranian oil supply."
"Pre-mortems are helpful because they walk you through the process and discipline the natural tendency to be optimistic."