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Slash and Learn?

Also in today's USA Today is an op-ed piece by Fast Company founding editor Alan Webber. Webber recounts how executive development is often one of the first programs cut during a downturn as leaders look for short-term quick-fix ways ...READ»

Champions of Change

Bill Taylor and Alan Webber, Fast Company's founding editors, were recently recognized by the American Society for Training and Development as champions of workplace learning and performance. In the award book for the 2003 ASTD ...READ»

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Letter From the Editor

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Learning How to Learn

A new era of business demands new strategies for keeping yourself in the game.READ»

Letter From the Magazine: Cultural Conflicts

A few days ago, Alan M. Webber, one of Fast Company's founders, stopped by our offices for a visit. He talked about a recent trip he'd made to Tanzania, where he toured a traditional village. The men still hunt animals for meat, he ...READ»

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The Webber Rules: 52 Truths for Winning at Business

Borrowing from adventures in the Tanzanian bush, close encounters with some of the world's most innovative thinkers, and the harrowing early days of Fast Company, and Alan Webber, Fast Company's co-founding editor, took to the Japan ...READ»

A Brief History of Our Time

Offices in closets and homemade lasagna are just some of the highlights from Fast Company's formative years, as told by founding editors Alan Webber and Bill Taylor, and others who were there at the beginning.READ»

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What's in a Name?

FC Now reader Tom Asacker asks, "What does Fast Company mean again?" Our founding editors, Bill Taylor and Alan Webber, expand on how we consider "fast companies" in the June 2003 editor's letter. We also offer 10 make-or-break ...READ»

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Fast Talk: The State of the Customer Economy

Adopt customer-relationship management. Be customer-centric. Organize around the customer. The customer is king. By now, these customer mantras should sound familiar. But are they the new hype or the new habit?READ»

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Be the Priest, Build the Church

When you make your own game, you have the opportunity to build a platform. What you DO with that platform is up to you.READ»

Fast Talk: The Old Economy Meets the New Economy

Fast Company recently convened a Fast Talk session in Chicago, bringing together some of the smartest people in the world.READ»

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Fast Talk: Smarter Moves for Tougher Times

A roundtable of seasoned business leaders assembled in Dallas to come up with short-term tactics for surviving the downturn and long-term strategies for winning in the future.READ»

Fast Company Author Interviews

Author interviews previously featured on fastcompany.com.READ»

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New Economy 101

Take this crash course in the new world of work.READ»

Fast Talk: The Innovation Conversation

Start with a conversation. Bring together 10 forward-looking business leaders -- visionaries in technology, video games, retail, hospitality, finance, and design. Add pressure and limit time to 90 minutes. What do you get? Instant innovation!READ»

The Promise of Fast Education

Roger Martin Roger Martin is the dean of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto. He was appointed to a seven-year term beginning on September 1, 1998. A Canadian from Wallenstein, Ontario, Martin was ...READ»

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SimpleBites: Email Hell or Help?

I just processed another prework survey for an upcoming workshop I'm doing. Several questions ask for a 1 to 10 response: (1= "No Sweat. Takes no courage at all." 10= "Cold Sweat. Are you kidding?!? I could never do that!" So far, ...READ»

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Start the Revolution (Again!)

With our November 2005 issue, Fast Company will celebrate 10 years of publication. Each month until then, we'll review our favorite editions from the first decade.READ»

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Start the Revolution (Again!)

With our November 2005 issue, Fast Company will celebrate 10 years of publication. Each month until then, we'll review our favorite editions from the first decade.READ»

Fast Company Book Reviews

Book reviews previously featured on fastcompany.com.READ»

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Best of the Worst ... Year Ever: Part 2

Fast Company's most popular and powerful Web-exclusive feature stories of 2001.READ»

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Main Event: "Creativity in Business"READ»

Fast Company in the News

Here are some recent media mentions of Fast Company: Trio of Local Companies Competing for Fast 50 Awards: Buffalo Business First recognizes local participants in the readers' challenge Super Web Site Helps Dean Surge Ahead: ...READ»

Are You on Digital Time?

Nearly 10 years ago, George Stalk Jr. literally wrote the book on how companies can compete on speed. Today, he says, time is still the ultimate competitive weapon -- but by going digital, you can make your company even faster and even more competitive.READ»

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How Fast Are You?

A letter from the founding editors.READ»