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Едді Обен: Розумна невдача в світі швидких змін

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Світ змінюється набагато швидше, ніж нам здається,так каже Едді Обен, бізнес-педагог, і саме тому творчі інновації відстають. В своїй запальній промові, він виділяє три важливі зміни, які ми повинні збагнути, для того щоб покращити продуктивність, а також закликає до створення культури "розумної невдачі".

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

Translated into Ukrainian by Oleh Ostapko
Reviewed by Taras Demko
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