Arg - does anybody track the validatity of the nonsense in the Harvard Business Review? I was recently snowed in and thumbed through an issue from 1999. According to their predictions we're all going to have flying cars by now. Hey, wait, that was a Popular Mechanics from the 1930s. But I digress. These days when I see a reference to any prediction of the HBR I just assume that it's wrong. Not wrong enough that I can assume the opposite to be true, but simply wrong in the sense of the word "pointless".
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