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Business Lessons from the World Chess Championship Match Carlsen – Karjakin | Part 1: The Importance of Patience
The Norwegian world champion Magnus Carlsen and his Russian challenger Sergey Karjakin started their fight for the chess crown in New York on 11 November 2016. Some commentators were disappointed by the first two games of the world chess championship: … Continue reading
Business lessons from the World Chess Championship Match Carlsen – Anand | Part 3: Prepare for success
Chess offers useful insights for business. On occasion of the current World Chess Championship 2014, I will highlight in a series of articles different business lessons to be learned from the game of kings. In part three, I explore the … Continue reading
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Business Insights from the World Chess Championship 2013
The game of chess is a model for strategic thinking and decision making under highly competitive conditions. Understanding how the world´s top chess players achieve success can give executives valuable insights on how to improve their own strategic thinking and … Continue reading