Author Interviews
One of the best things about working at Porchlight is the opportunity to form relationships with the authors who write the books we sell and ask them about their work. Doing that in an interview extends the relationship, connecting authors with new readers, and readers with new authors.
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Alison Levine on Business and Books
By Porchlight
Alison Levine answers our questions about business and books, and hints at where she might head next in her writing.
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A Q&A with Alison Levine
By Porchlight
Alison Levine—adventurer, explorer, and mountaineer—answers some of our questions about leadership on On the Edge.
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Alison Levine
By Porchlight
Alison Levine has climbed the highest mountains on every continent and skied to both poles of the planet. She knows what it's like to persevere "On the Edge."
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Nicholas Carr on Business and Books
By Porchlight
To wrap up our Thinker in Residence series, Nicholas Carr answers a few quick questions on business and books.
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A Q&A with Nicholas Carr
By Porchlight
Nicholas Carr tells us what, exactly, automation is and considers how we can use it more wisely to more fully experience life instead of escape it.
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Nicholas Carr
By Porchlight
In The Glass Cage Nicholas Carr asks us to reconsider how automation is affecting how we experience our life and work.
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Jacob Morgan on Business and Books
By Porchlight
"Will we have employees in the future? Will employees work with robots? " ~Jacob Morgan
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A Q&A with Jacob Morgan
By Porchlight
"Everyone always talks about the customer but in my opinion change must start from the inside first. . .
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Jacob Morgan
By Porchlight
"[M]ost organizations and managers today focus on the amount of time that employees appear to spend doing something and not on what they actually produce. This has to change. Just because employees are “putting in hours” doesn’t mean anything.
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Thinker in Residence - John Hope Bryant on Business and Books
By Porchlight
"It’s not like we delivered 'the memo' and poor, working class and middle class folks flubbed it and failed the test. We were simply never given the memo. " ~John Hope Bryant
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