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The Lies Leaders Tell Themselves About Disruption

Update: 2020-03-03

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Clayton Christensen introduced his Theory of Disruptive Innovation over 25 years ago. So why do leaders still fall prey to disruption’s dangers? Our guest on this episode of Three Big Points, Innosight’s Scott Anthony, asserts that disruption remains a dangerous force because leaders fall prey to same faulty thinking time and again — but they can overcome it.

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The Lies Leaders Tell Themselves About Disruption

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