In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Harvard Business Review

• When It Comes to Influencers, Smaller Can Be Better
  Companies that rely on celebrities with lots of followers are missing out.
• Professor Zhang, DEFEND YOUR RESEARCH
  MIT Sloan School of Management’s Juanjuan Zhang and three coresearchers—Shiyang Gong (Beijing Normal University), Qian Li (Beijing Foreign Studies University), and Song Su (Beijing Normal University)—explored the relationship between genetics and sales performance. They studied 117 salespeople at an Asian telemarketing company over the course of 13 months. They cross-referenced employee DNA with performance metrics, such as revenue produced, the ability to identify selling opportunities, and effort. The conclusion: There Really Is a “Sales Gene”
• New Rules for Teamwork
  Collaboration is more complex than ever—and more difficult to get right. Here’s how organizations can build better teams.
• Teamwork at the Top
  It’s not just who’s in the room—it’s how they behave together.
• The Art of Leading Teammates
  An NFL great explains how he motivated himself and fellow players.
• AI Won’t Give You a New Sustainable Advantage
  But using it may amplify the ones you already have.
• The Legacy Company’s Guide to Innovation
  How to collaborate well and scale up fast
• Moving Beyond ESG
  The framework has its detractors. Here’s a new playbook for responsible business.
• How AI Can Power Brand Management
  It can automate creative tasks and improve the customer experience.
• SAFETY SHOULD BE A PERFORMANCE DRIVER
  It’s more than just a compliance issue.
• Boards Need a New Approach to Technology
  By worrying primarily about security and IT, they’re missing out on big opportunities across the sciences.
• WHY MULTIBUSINESS STRATEGIES FAIL AND HOW TO MAKE THEM SUCCEED
  Corporations should focus less on the makeup of their portfolios and more on managing them.
• Embracing Gen AI at Work
  The skills you need to succeed in the era of large language models
• Will Psychedelics Propel Your Career?
  With executive experimentation on the rise, experts weigh in.
• Build Better Teams
  From championship NFL teams to the boardrooms of top corporations, effective teamwork is a crucial ingredient in success—but it’s extremely challenging to achieve. Here’s how to get the most from your teams. | page 43
• Connie Chung
  As the youngest of five sisters in a Chinese family—the only one born in the United States—Chung was a soft-spoken child who eventually found her voice in student government and then as one of the first prominent nonwhite female TV news reporters. Her career high came in 1993, when she was made a coanchor of the CBS Evening News, but she held the seat for only two years. She took time off to be a mom, hosted a few other programs, and later settled into retirement. Her memoir, Connie, is out now.