Bob Knowling is a change agent's change agent, a man who's learned to align all the elements of his character so that, no matter what the setting, he leads change. Noel Tichy
Plenty of companies already take young people seriously -- as consumers. So it's no surprise that companies look to children for market intelligence. Elizabeth Weil
Everybody's looking for talent -- this guy knows how to find it. Charlie Blaney, VP of minor league operations for the LA Dodgers, gives the inside pitch on free agency, the role of makeup, and the secrets to finding the last five national league rookies Alan M. Webber
If you want your career to move forward, be prepared to move outside the United States. Here are seven real-world strategies for working smart around the world. Eric Matson
Joe Wilkins believes that "everyone should have access to every piece of information." He thinks WebWatch will help answer this question: "How do you guide people to the information you want them to see?" Gina Imperato
Michael Moritz has practically written the book on high-tech investment. Now he shares his all-time favorite great books with Fast Company. Nick Paumgarten
If you're working to create products for the 21st century, why not work alongside the people who live there already? Eye-opening lessons from Xerox, Autodesk, and Compaq on the power of the inexperience curve. Elizabeth Weil
When Terry Smith implemented the Natural Validation and Planning System on the manufacturing floor, the workers took note -- this program wasn't going away. David E. Dorsey
