Robert Kaplan: Simple Strategies to Be an Effective Leader
Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School, says true leadership is constantly reassessing your company's most basic priorities and goals.
Highlights: How to Deliver Value to Your Customers1:32
Leadership isn't just about answers, it's about asking the right questions says Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School.
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Leadership: You Don't Have to Have All the Answers6:48
Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School, says leadership is much more than just answering questions.
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Basics: Why Your Start-up Dreams Shouldn't Be About Making Money8:00
Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School, says that defining your business' vision is one of the most difficult things for an entrepreneur to do. (Hint: It has nothing to do with making money.)
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Priorities: Never Stop Questioning Your Strategy5:44
Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School, says a leader should never have more than three priorities. Here's why.
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Tools: Your Most Valuable Asset Is Your Time5:54
Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School, says you should make sure your time is spent on top priorities.
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Vision: Don't Get Sucked Into Complacency2:33
Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School Robert Kaplan says an entrepreneur must constantly question the long-term plans for the company.
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Q&A: What's the Difference Between Goals & Priorities?6:08
Robert Kaplan, professor of management at Harvard Business School, talks about adding real value to your company via a clear vision.
