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Hierarchies can be frustrating, but Professor Nir Halevy finds they’re necessary. His new book, Level Up, diagnoses broken hierarchies — so we can fix them from the inside. brnw.ch/21x6YNp

www.gsb.stanford.edu How to Fix a Broken Hierarchy from the Inside It’s hard to escape hierarchies. But Nir Halevy offers a method for diagnosing and treating dysfunctional ones.

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Racing to win a massive Uber deal, Marc Stad, MBA ’08, sent a short note to Warren Buffett’s assistant: “I have a deal for Warren.”

Two minutes later, his phone rang.

Hear more of Stad’s conversation with Grant Stierwalt, MBA ’27, on View From The Top: The Podcast

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On a new episode of If/Then, @IlyaStrebulaev discusses his book #TheVentureMindset and explains why any leader facing uncertainty can benefit from thinking like a VC.

New episode here: brnw.ch/21x6VAp

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Stanford Graduate School of Business @StanfordGSB 3d

Nobody likes failure — but VCs accept it as a step toward success.

On a new episode of If/Then, @IlyaStrebulaev discusses his book #TheVentureMindset and explains why any leader facing uncertainty can benefit from thinking like a VC.

New episode here: brnw.ch/21x6Vlg

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AI in the workplace is starting to move the needle on productivity. Research by courtesy professor @I_Am_NickBloom find small yet rising efficiency gains today and projects a 0.75% annual boost to U.S. productivity over the next three years. brnw.ch/21x6U5r

www.forbes.com It’s A Wash: AI Will Create As Many Jobs As It Eliminates, Study Suggests NBER survey of 9,000 executives finds AI has had zero net effect on firm employment over the last three years, and a majority predict little net impact over the next three years.