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card updated Sep 29, 2026 · 10 clips parsed · following 7 · 1,900,000 likes total

Engagement4.3%normal range

Account summary

@harvardbusinessreview has 254,800 followers and 786 videos. Across the 10 parsed clips the average is 2,782 views and 106 likes. Engagement to views is 4.3%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is falling (−0.94 pp). Posts roughly 2.4 times a week. An average clip reaches 1% of the follower count.

Followers

254.8K

+600 in period

Engagement

4.3%

−0.94 pp newer half

Average views

2.8K

median 2.1K

Likes per clip

106

2 comments avg

Shares / saves

12 / 35

1.27% of viewers save

Posting rate

2.4 / wk

reach 1% of followers

Latest clips

10 collected

Journalist Josh Tyrangiel says one of the biggest mistakes companies m — @harvardbusinessreview

2K1:13Journalist Josh Tyrangiel says one of the biggest mistakes companies make is treating AI as one big, vague initiative. H32156

AI is reshaping every industry, but the hardest questions leaders face — @harvardbusinessreview

2.3K0:40AI is reshaping every industry, but the hardest questions leaders face aren’t technical—they’re human. Where should AI m881718

The most important AI question has nothing to do with picking the righ — @harvardbusinessreview

2.4K1:17The most important AI question has nothing to do with picking the right technology. It's this: what problem are we actua874619

In this HBR Executive Masterclass, Harvard Business School professor S — @harvardbusinessreview

1.3K0:38In this HBR Executive Masterclass, Harvard Business School professor Sandra J. Sucher explains why leaders should treat 591514

1.4K0:58How can a luxury hospitality brand embrace AI without losing its human touch? In this conversation, Four Seasons Preside41179

Four Seasons president and CEO Alejandro Reynal joined HBR editor at l — @harvardbusinessreview

3.3K1:09Four Seasons president and CEO Alejandro Reynal joined HBR editor at large Adi Ignatius to explain the three leadership 9911336

Psychologist Ron Friedman studies "superteams," a small group of high- — @harvardbusinessreview

1.3K1:10Psychologist Ron Friedman studies "superteams," a small group of high-performing individuals that consistently outperfor53268

Competitive advantage doesn’t last as long as it used to. In this HBR — @harvardbusinessreview

1.5K1:30Competitive advantage doesn’t last as long as it used to. In this HBR Executive Masterclass, learn why strategy in today601411

Psychologist Ron Friedman and his colleagues surveyed thousands of wor — @harvardbusinessreview

7.9K1:07Psychologist Ron Friedman and his colleagues surveyed thousands of workers and identified a small group of high-performi378453181

In our newest HBR Masterclass, Professor Rita McGrath explains why gre — @harvardbusinessreview

4.4K1:07In our newest HBR Masterclass, Professor Rita McGrath explains why great strategy starts with identifying your organizat15961150

Engagement per clip

10 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 5.5% ER

Jul 9Jul 24Aug 7

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Aug 7, 2026	1,958	32	1	5	6	1.94%
Aug 6, 2026	2,265	88	1	7	18	4.24%
Aug 5, 2026	2,405	87	4	6	19	4.03%
Aug 4, 2026	1,327	59	1	5	14	4.90%
Jul 24, 2026	1,441	41	1	7	9	3.40%
Jul 21, 2026	3,267	99	1	13	36	3.46%
Jul 17, 2026	1,297	53	2	6	8	4.70%
Jul 14, 2026	1,534	60	1	4	11	4.24%
Jul 10, 2026	7,912	378	4	53	181	5.50%
Jul 9, 2026	4,415	159	6	11	50	3.99%