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Bob Sutton Work Matters is a blog about all things related to management, workplaces, and organizations. It is written by Bob Sutton, a Stanford professor and New York Times bestselling author.

12 Books Every Leader Should Read:Updated - Bob Sutton I first posted this in 2011, but I update it now and then. Note I have removed two from the list: Men and Women of the Corporation and Who Says that Elephants Can't Dance? They are both great books, b...

Strong Opinions, Weakly Held - Bob Sutton I’ve been pretty obsessed about the difference between smart people and wise people for years. I tried to write a book called “The Attitude of Wisdom” a couple times. And the virtues of wise people – ...