How To Stop Sleeping With Your Smartphone

For many, work-life balance is seen as the ultimate goal. For others, that mindset is hogwash that's holding you back in your career.

The ability to be an expert juggler and keep a plethora of plates constantly spinning has taken on an unprecedented importance for bosses and managers in today’s extraordinary business climate.

A few years ago, Harvard School professor Leslie Perlow set out to tame one of the modern world?s scariest addictions: managers? descent into round-the-clock email, texting and the like. The malady is chronicled in her new book, ?Sleeping With Your Smartphone.? If Perlow were a prudent person, she would have tested her remedies on small-time ...

Harvard Business School Professor Clay Christensen is the father of the idea of disruptive innovation, and one of a select few business thinkers who can claim that their theories influence the behavior of top companies. 

Sure, you pride yourself on being fair-minded in all your business dealings. But bias has a way of creeping into decision-making. Here’s how it happens and what you can do to minimize it. As a business leader, you evaluate organizations, people, products and services on a regular basis. But how confident are you that you’re fair and unbiased in your judgments? After all, building a successful business depends on accurate assessment of employees, vendors, opportunities and a host of other factors.

Sure, you pride yourself on being fair-minded in all your business dealings. But bias has a way of creeping into decision-making. Here’s how it happens and what you can do to minimize it. As a business leader, you evaluate organizations, people, products and services on a regular basis. But how confident are you that you’re fair and unbiased in your judgments? After all, building a successful business depends on accurate assessment of employees, vendors, opportunities and a host of other factors.