Fiefdoms, 'orphan problems' and too many emails — just some of the most common workplace 'frictions'

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Robert Sutton, an expert in organizational behavior at Stanford University.
"The Friction Project" coauthor Robert Sutton.

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How to manage your boss

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Don't count on your boss to manage your career growth.

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An estate manager for the wealthy shares some of the outlandish and intimate requests she's received from clients

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Emily Webb-Doskow manages the households of wealthy clients.

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These are the eight priorities for CEOs next year — and AI tops the list, according to McKinsey

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McKinsey talked to CEOs about 8 priorities for the upcoming year.

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A New York City finance CEO explains why his company and all of its staff relocated to Miami

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A New York-based finance CEO said "probably nothing" could convince him not to move to Miami in 2024.

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David Beckham's mentor praised Warren Buffett's leadership style - and urged soccer-club owners to act the same way

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Warren Buffett.

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Sam Bankman-Fried was a horrible manager, says 'Big Short' author Michael Lewis

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Composite of Sam Bankman-Fried and Michael Lewis.

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Managers say Gen Zers aren't getting work done and lack basic social skills – and it's driving them crazy

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Managers are sounding off about their frustrations with Gen Z.

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Grindr employees working from home were given 2 weeks to decide to move across the country to work in person or lose their jobs

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I grew my business from 4 people to 16,000 in 7 years. Here are 5 ways I've seen new business owners fail when they expand, and how I've avoided making those mistakes.

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Sudhir Agarwal speaks at the opening of Everise's premises in Colombia.
Sudhir Agarwal started his own firm in 2016 and started off by acquiring a loss-making company. Over the next 7 years, he grew its headcount to 16,000 people.

Everise.

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