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Fiorina talks about the dynamics of change and fear.  She notes that entrepreneurship is about risk-taking, and this is always associated with trying something new. Fiorina concludes by asserting that change involves gathering enough energy and force to overcome the power of status quo.

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The Importance of Selective Information

The Importance of Selective Information

Carly Fiorina

The Dynamics of Change and Fear

The Dynamics of Change and Fear

Carly Fiorina

The Difference Between Management and Leadership

The Difference Between Management and Leadership

Carly Fiorina

Leadership and Capability

Leadership and Capability

Carly Fiorina

Ethics in a Corporate Life

Ethics in a Corporate Life

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Gauging Ethics in an Organization

Gauging Ethics in an Organization

Carly Fiorina

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Spring 2007

The Difference Between Management and Leadership
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