What would happen if painter Claude Monet were to start a company? If sculptor Auguste Rodin molded a business plan? If Maya Lin, creator of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, led a corporate retreat?
Turns out, today's worker can learn plenty from history's best innovators, say Michael O'Malley and William Baker, authors of "Every Leader Is an Artist."
"Great art and leadership are culminations of hundreds of minute decisions that largely are guided by taste and judgment," O'Malley told IBD.
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