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Scott Berinato

Scott Berinato

Senior Editor at Harvard Business Review

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  • English
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  • Business

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Research: Negative Feedback Rarely Helps People Improve

Research: Negative Feedback Rarely Helps People Improve
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Case Study: Protecting the Cheddar - HBR.org Daily

The only way to keep the cheese company safe is to take systems offline—a huge blow to efficiency. What should the CEO do?
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Security Trends by the Numbers - HBR.org Daily

The good news: Companies are stopping more attacks than ever before. We bet you can guess the bad news.
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Business in the Age of Computational Propaganda and Deep Fakes

False news is about to go to a whole new level.
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“Stop Thinking About Consent: It Isn’t Possible and It Isn’t Right”

Digital privacy philosopher Helen Nissenbaum goes deep on the fundamental flaws in data collection policies.
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That Discomfort You’re Feeling Is Grief

During the global pandemic, a palpable sense of collective grief has emerged. Grief expert David Kessler says that grief is actually multiple feelings that we must manage. In an interview with HBR, he explains how the classic five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, sadness, acceptance) apply today, and the practical steps we can take to manage the anxiety. Those include balancing bad thoughts with good; focusing on the present; letting go of things you can’t control; and stocking up on…
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The Restorative Power of Ritual

Many people are seeking ways to deal with their anxiety and grief during the current pandemic. One way that helps is to institute rituals in your day. Harvard Business School Professor Mike Norton has studied rituals and found that those who use them feel better and more in control. Even remembering a ritual from the past can help you in the present. The coronavirus pandemic has both disrupted many rituals — like book clubs or church services — and fostered new ones. Online happy hours and other…
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Banks with More Women on Their Boards Commit Less Fraud

New research shows that diversity promotes good governance.
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When People Listen to Happy Songs, the Market Outperforms

New research shows emotions really can drive stock prices.
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Moderna v. Pfizer: What the Patent Infringement Suit Means for Biotech

Covid vaccine producer Moderna has sued fellow vaccine maker Pfizer for patent infringement. The company pledged in 2020 not to enforce its patents as many companies raced to develop a vaccine. But in 2022 it amended this pledge saying it may start enforcing its patents in higher-income countries. Wall Street Journal reporter Peter Loftus, the author of a book on Moderna, is not surprised by this move and says it is a signal of a return to business as normal in the biotech industry. Loftus answe…
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What Can Business Learn from Art?

A look at three new books and a TV series: The Work of Art, by Adam Moss; The Real Work, by Adam Gopnik; All That Happiness Is, by Adam Gopnik; and Grand Designs, from Naked Television.