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Edi Obeng (Eddie Obeng): Pametni neuspeh za novi svet

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Oct 2012TEDGlobal 2012
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Svet se menja mnogo brže nego što većina ljudi shvata, kaže profesor biznisa Edi Obeng - i kreativne inovacije ne mogu da održe korak. U ovom vatrenom govoru, on podvlači tri važne promene koje bi trebalo da razumemo za bolju produktivnost i traži jaču kulturu "pametnih grešaka."

Our environment changes faster than we can learn about it, Eddie Obeng says. How do we keep up? Full bio »

Translated into Serbian by Aleksandar Stankovic
Reviewed by Ivana Korom
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