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Everything you know about innovation is wrong

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By Sara Hudson, Hana Schank
| Fast Company Verified
By Sara Hudson and Hana Schank10 minute Read This is the first installment in The Government Fix, a new series on redesigning how government works,  published in partnership with the nonprofit think tank New America. Read the second installment here. –Eds. We know what happened the last time you had to interact with the government. Most likely you came away feeling pretty bad about it, possibly grumbling about where your tax dollars go. You filled out a form.
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The Ambition Decisions

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By Hana Schank, Elizabeth Wallace Verified
| Penguin Random House (US)
An Elle Best Book to Read This Summer A Washington Post Business Book That Won’t Put You to Sleep at the Beach A HelloGiggles Book That Will Help You Embrace Your Inner #Girlboss at Work and in Life “The goal of The Ambition Decisions is to ‘fill in [the] missing knowledge’ for women trying to navigate work and life options, in part because the choices for women ‘often look radically different from the way those very same decisions played out only a generation earlier.’ . . .
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Why the Conference Room Is Always Booked, No Matter What You Do

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By Hana Schank
| The Cut Verified
Photo: 2/Thomas Northcut/Corbis Just a guess, but I bet your process for planning a meeting at work goes something like this: You log on to your company calendar, or spreadsheet, or whatever you use. You pull up the conference-room tab. You look at everyone’s schedules and the schedules of the various always-overbooked rooms, and you’re already exhausted. You finally find a time and a space and send out an invite. Several people email to ask if you can change the time.
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