Harvard business podcasts give you insights which can help you take your career to the next level. Listen to HBR IdeaCast where they interview top executives in management and business or Mastering Scale where Stanford MBA and serial entrepreneur Reid Hoffman breaks down the science of how companies grow.
Harvard Business Review, founded in 1944 by David Ignatius was a magazine that emphasized modern management methods. It was referred to www.dataroomhub.info/inspiring-business-strategy-podcasts/ as the “magazine of decision makers.” In 2015 the editor David Ignatius realigned the publication’s focus to better align it with its readers and ensure that the research it conducted was relevant. One of the ways that he did this was by changing the HBR’s podcast program, which now features conversations with thought leaders on current topics.
The weekly HBR IdeaCast podcast features a wide variety of thought leaders from management and business. From comedian Sarah Cooper on bringing humor into your work environment to HBR Fellows Bill Kerr and Joe Fuller on the forces that are reshaping the nature of work, these podcasts will give leadership inspiration to anyone.
This biweekly podcast simplifies the method of case study by bringing HBR’s most well-known cases into a simple format. Faculty will discuss the cases they created and the lessons they’ve learned for you to take away from your professional journey.