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Just search new here. Welcome to the HBR Idea Cast from Harvard Business Review. I'm Sarah Green Carmichael. I'm back again with

Amy Bernstein, editor of the magazine to talk about our January, February 2016 double issue.

Amy, thank you so much for joining us today. Great to be here, sir. So I thought

I would start out with the Managing Yourself article in this issue. It's about the secrets of

super bosses and it's by Sidney Finkelstein professor at Tuck up at Dartmouth and I love the concept of the

super boss and tell me a little bit about what that is.

Yeah I love this article Sarah and what I love about it is that Sid took a phenomenon that I think a

number of us have noticed and really made hay with it.

Do you know that in the NFL 20 of 32 head coaches trained under Bill Walsh

or within his system? Nine of Larry Ellison's top execs have become CEOs, CEOs, or chairs of other companies.

I mean, I've noticed this. I'm sure you have that you know that Jay Shaiett the great

advertising guy has spawned quite a few leaders in that industry Alice Waters

the great chef.

And Sid wrote a version of an idea of this for HPR.org where you talked about John

Stewart.

John Stewart, of course, who gave us Steve Corel and Stephen Colbert and a bunch of others.

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