Two tips for developing good management skills | London Business School

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Have empathy and know thyself. When professorial business advice overlaps with spiritual teachings you know we are going in the right direction. Well done!

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sorry to correct a learned man, but 07:01 it is not Heisenberg's 'uncertainty principle', it is the 'observer effect' which historically has been confused with the uncertainty principle.

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What a brilliant powerful 10-mins talk! Thank you for this :)

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Wonderful explanation, triggered different thoughts which are simple and can be default implementable .......

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Very nice presentation. Every sentence is true..

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wow!so good for lectures!how can I reach my business?

[@blu_gray1890]

Short but great talk.

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Great Lecture!

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I want to study general business management !

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Bravo! Great advice professor! :)

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Very interesting talk! So true in every way:)

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thank you

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such an ispiring talk

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He's waffling far too much! He needs to get to the point

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that is very beautiful

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"Look at things from the other persons point of view". Thats the secret. But what if the " other person" is lying most of the time? You end up with the wrong view. This guy has written a book but probably never managed people. Basically what he is saying is to not try to be "somebody" and make everyone else look special. Didn't Jesus, and Buddha and many others say the same thing. Old wine in a new British bottle.

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Short but great talk.