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One of the new generation of management researchers and experts. Jim Collins jettisoned a traditional academic career at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business - where he received the Distinguished Teaching Award - to pursue his research interests, founding his own management research laboratory in

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  • Aligning Action and Values -- Jim Collins
    By Jim Collins - Jim Collins writes about the importance of aligning action and values in this article. Here's a snippet. Executives spend too much time drafting, wordsmithing, and redrafting vision statements, mission statements, values statements, purpose statements, aspiration statements, and so on. They spend nowhere near enough time trying to align their organizations with the values and visions already in place (Added: 7-May-2006 Hits: 677 )
  • Pulling the Plug
    By Jim Collins - It's a bit about time management. It's even more about business strategy. Sometimes you have to make room for new initiatives by terminating other older initiatives. Makes sense. (Added: 7-May-2006 Hits: 616 )
  • What Comes Next?
    By Jim Collins - Guess what? Jim Collins believes that focus on products, strategy and charismatic leadership do not work to contribute to sustainable success in business. Counter to popular wisdom of many other experts. (Added: 7-May-2006 Hits: 478 )

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