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Quick conversation starters that may impact business strategy.

These articles present a fast start dialogue for a team meeting, community or practice, or facilitation.

Fast Start — Failure Demand

Fast Start — Corner Office Analytics

Fast Start — How Shareholders are Ruining American Business

January 2, 2014

Fast Start — The brilliant mistake of health and wellness

September 12, 2013

Fast Start — Dispelling Performance Myths

Fast Start — Big data and better workers

Fast Start — How dissent shapes organizations

Fast Start — The Importance of Agility

February 14, 2013

Fast Start — Bias Gets a Bad Rap

January 16, 2013

Fast Start — Smart failure for a fast-changing world

January 4, 2013

Fast Start — What, Really, is Change Management?

December 26, 2012

Fast Start — Want Innovation? Diversify Thinking

November 26, 2012

Fast Start — Scourge of Performance Reviews

October 18, 2012

Fast Start — Is your project doomed?

October 12, 2012

Fast Start — Queen of the Net interview and State of Internet

October 4, 2012

Fast Start — Is HR the New IT?

September 1, 2012

Fast Start — CFOs’ Top Five Priorities

August 23, 2012

Fast Start — What It Takes to Build a Team

August 11, 2012

Fast Start — Flummoxed by Failure?

Fast Start — Working moms not satisfied with career

Fast Start — How to Beat the Odds Judging Risk

Fast Start — What publishing learned from music piracy

Fast Start — Why your boss really is an ape

Fast Start — Letter to a Young Project Manager

Fast Start — Digital Differences and Internet Adoption

Fast Start — Bio as Bible: Managers Imitate Steve Jobs

Fast Start — Is Your Organization Design Ready?

Fast Start — Stores Smarten Up Amid Spam Flood

Fast Start — 4 Steps To Set After-Hours Work Expectations

Fast Start — Design Teams: Co-location Trumps Remote

January 9, 2012

Fast Start — Why We Hate HR

November 11, 2011

Fast Start — How Not to Grow, a CFO’s not-to-do list

November 3, 2011

Fast Start — Too Big to Succeed

October 9, 2011

Fast Start — Why being wrong is good for you