Ouch: “The more I think about this — the more my brain hurts.” Ohmy: “Respectfully, this is complete nonsense.” Jeez: “This goes into my “Are you Kidding me with this crap” Hall of Fame!” This is Hurting: “The only thing more worrying than the content of this article is the fact that people are going to think that because it’s published on the HBR blog it must be true.” These are only the first few comments on this blog by HBR: “Return on Influence, the New ROI“. Oliver Blanchard is leading the pack of people who are thinking the blogpost made no sense at all. You don’t see this that often, at HBR. The discussion is worth checking out.
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Discussion: Is Return on Influence the new ROI?
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