He also discusses how value-capture works in the real world, drawing on examples from companies like Nespresso and Google. This episode originally aired on HBR IdeaCast in October 2014. Here it is.

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wants and dreams," Magee recently told the Harvard Business Review's "HBR IdeaCast" podcast. "So it's not just being kind and ...

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