
The Halo Effect
by Phil Rosenzweig
Rosenzweig exposes how a company's results color every assessment of its strategy - the halo effect. Most business bestsellers confuse correlation with causation and storytelling with science.
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by Phil Rosenzweig
Rosenzweig exposes how a company's results color every assessment of its strategy - the halo effect. Most business bestsellers confuse correlation with causation and storytelling with science.
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Rosenzweig directly critiques Collins' Good to Great research, arguing it falls prey to the halo effect and survivorship bias
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