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Anu Atluru proposes looking for artistic ambition and competitive drive within organizations.
- 1The human sideAtluru says organizations need both artists and athletes.
- 2ArtistsShe describes artists as people driven to make something beautiful and moving.
- 3AthletesShe describes athletes as people who want to win, find creative routes and push their limits.
Takeaways
- Atluru says organizations need both artists and athletes.
- She describes artists as people driven to make something beautiful and moving.
- She describes athletes as people who want to win, find creative routes and push their limits.
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Anu Atluru on Artists and Athletes at Work
Anu Atluru proposes looking for artistic ambition and competitive drive within organizations.
Atluru says organizations need both artists and athletes.
She describes artists as people driven to make something beautiful and moving.
She describes athletes as people who want to win, find creative routes and push their limits.
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