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A pig in a poke management

11/1/2020

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Renewal with the withering of American soft-power

20/9/2018

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High engagement follows high trust

12/7/2018

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Loneliness kills, it is now a scientific fact, read my newsletter on this, but also watch the the story.

13/6/2018

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HR staff between life and death

13/6/2018

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This is not the usual thing about the withering of HR but about why to morph HR into operations to help HR become more integrated and helpful.
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What would make CEOs and CHROs interchangeable?

18/4/2018

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A historical gap in Brazilian b-schools

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Poor management fit holds LATAM back!

9/2/2018

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London School of Economics 5 min POST ​read here
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Gaucho Dialogues on Leadership and Management is out today!

15/12/2017

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​"Most subsidiaries of multinational organizations in developing countries
are managed like modern-day saladeros, beef-jerking companies where,
in the process of salting beef, workers salted themselves out of life.

In Gaucho Dialogues on Leadership and Management Alfredo Behrens illustrates the
Latin American organizational how-to through a dialogue attributed to two iconic
literary characters, Martín Fierro and Don Segundo Sombra. Fierro—passionate,
nonpragmatic, xenophobic—and Sombra—with a more nuanced affection toward old
ways—comment on the militia-led insurrections from Argentina and Uruguay through
Brazil, Venezuela, Central America and Mexico, and draw lessons about leadership,
strategy and people management in Latin America. While the book’s argument
covers the ethos prevailing in the Americas, Behrens believes it may be relevant
elsewhere among similar societies where people prefer to act as members of clans
than as autonomous individuals. If so, the book’s argument may be relevant for the
vast majority of humankind at work."

Buy now!

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My latest book, on leadership and management

23/11/2017

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June 09th, 2017

9/6/2017

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Roses, by Cy Twombly

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What makes artists and hangers?
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    Alfredo Behrens

    ​I mostly read, but also write and speak on issues related to culture, business leadership and economic development.

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