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_aBarabasi, Albert Laszlo _950132 |
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245 | _aThe Formula: The Science Behind Why People Succeed or Fail | ||
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_bMacmillan Publihsers India Ltd. _c2018 _aLondon |
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500 | _a1. The Red Baron and the Forgotten Ace The First Law: Performance drives success, but when performance can't be measured, networks drive success. 2. Grand Slams and College Diplomas 3. The $2 Million Urinal The Second Law: Performance is bounded, but success is unbounded. 4. How Much Is a Bottle of Wine Worth? 5. Superstars and Power Laws The Third Law: Previous success x fitness = future success. 6. Exploding Kittens and Sock Puppets 7. The Ear of the Beholder Section - The Fourth Law: While team success requires diversity and balance, a single individual will receive credit for the group's achievements. 8. Kind of Conventional, Kind of Innovative Kind of Blue 9. The Algorithm That Found the Overlooked Scientist Section - The Fifth Law: With persistence success can come at any time. 10. Einstein's Error | ||
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_aSelf-management (Psychology) - Performance _950133 |
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_aTeams in the workplace - Big data _950134 |
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