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61.

Who cares if Samsung copied Apple? (blogs.hbr.org)

79 points

14 years ago

62.

How Old Are Silicon Valley’s Top Founders? Here’s the Data (blogs.hbr.org)

79 points

12 years ago

63.

When You Criticize Someone, You Make It Harder for that Person to Change (blogs.hbr.org)

78 points

12 years ago

64.

Keys to Being Excellent at Anything (blogs.hbr.org)

78 points

16 years ago

65.

Reversing the Decline in Big Ideas (blogs.hbr.org)

71 points

14 years ago

66.

Are You Stuck in a Girls' Club? (blogs.hbr.org)

71 points

14 years ago

67.

The Market Wants Apple to Unveil a Time Machine (blogs.hbr.org)

70 points

13 years ago

68.

To Find Happiness, Forget About Passion (blogs.hbr.org)

70 points

14 years ago

69.

The Coming Collapse of Average Managers and Employees (blogs.hbr.org)

69 points

14 years ago

70.

Why Your Passion for Work Could Ruin Your Career (blogs.hbr.org)

65 points

15 years ago

71.

Why Facebook should worry about Tencent (blogs.hbr.org)

61 points

12 years ago

72.

Stop Documenting, Start Experiencing (blogs.hbr.org)

61 points

14 years ago

73.

Hyper-Practical Tips on Starting Your Own Company (blogs.hbr.org)

61 points

16 years ago

74.

That Guy with a Thousand Inconsequential Objections (blogs.hbr.org)

60 points

13 years ago

75.

Toyota's Recall Crisis: What Have We Learned? (blogs.hbr.org)

59 points

15 years ago

76.

Consider Not Setting Goals in 2013 (blogs.hbr.org)

59 points

13 years ago

77.

What the NHL Lockout Reveals About Capital and Labor (blogs.hbr.org)

58 points

13 years ago

78.

You Can Make Money with Open Source (blogs.hbr.org)

57 points

13 years ago

79.

Steve Jobs and the Purpose of the Corporation (blogs.hbr.org)

56 points

15 years ago

80.

Why Friends Matter at Work and in Life (blogs.hbr.org)

54 points

16 years ago

81.

The Olympics' Greatest Feat: An Unpaid, Highly Engaged Workforce (blogs.hbr.org)

51 points

14 years ago

82.

Fabricly (YC W10), Bolder, and disruptive innovation (blogs.hbr.org)

51 points

16 years ago

83.

Don't Do What You Love (blogs.hbr.org)

49 points

15 years ago

84.

Open Sourcing May Be Worth the Risk (blogs.hbr.org)

49 points

14 years ago

85.

Is It Cheating to Have a Side Project? (blogs.hbr.org)

48 points

13 years ago

86.

Just How Risky Is Entrepreneurship, Really? (blogs.hbr.org)

47 points

14 years ago

87.

If Crowdfunding is the New Day Trading, Look Out (blogs.hbr.org)

46 points

13 years ago

88.

Your iPhone works for the secret police (blogs.hbr.org)

46 points

13 years ago

89.

The difference betwen skill and luck. (blogs.hbr.org)

43 points

15 years ago

90.

How Iteration-itis Kills Good Ideas (blogs.hbr.org)

42 points

15 years ago