Andy Wu of Harvard Business School and his doctoral student Sourobh Ghosh embedded a field experiment in a Google hackathon to investigate the impact of stand-up meetings - a core component of agile management practices - on innovation. They found that the teams that engaged in them developed less-novel products. The conclusion: Stand-up meetings inhibit innovation.
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Pandemic to widen skill gaps as workplaces change, McKinsey says Tens of millions of workers in developed economies will have to retrain for secure careers in post-COVID labour markets reshaped by the pandemic and the remote working revolution, a report by consultancy McKinsey said on Thursday.
Mario Draghi Has A Plan For Italy During his speech before the confidence vote, Italy's new prime minister addressed some of the most pressing issues that the country faces: the need for a massive vaccination plan, reforms and a comprehensive relaunch strategy for the country. Youth is at the core of all future actions.
What Makes For A "Meaningful" Death In Fiction? By Emily Reynolds. "Meaningful" deaths more likely to involve heroes and come from dramas, while "pleasurable" deaths are more common in the action genre.
Inside the world's most infamous prison The Mauritanian is the latest film to depict the gruelling experiences of detainees at the Guantánamo Bay US naval base in Cuba. Will it be the most impactful yet, asks Hanna Flint.
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