How Your Hiring Process Could Predict Unethical Behavior Carnegie Mellon professor Taya Cohen explains the connection between moral character and workplace performance. January 29, 2018 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: big data, data analytics, ethics, human resources, psychology, young profs
The Problem of Virtuous Leadership According to Adam Smith scholar Ryan Patrick Hanley, executives can navigate today’s turbulence only by learning to see themselves as others might see them. December 6, 2017 by Art Kleiner Related tags: ethics, leaders, leadership, organizational behavior, values, young profs
Why It’s Time to Invest in Entrepreneurs in Emerging Economies Rotman School assistant professor Laura Doering explores the intersection of economic development and human nature. October 4, 2017 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: economic growth, emerging markets, entrepreneurship, latin america, social enterprise, tech incubators, young profs
Howard Yu Disrupts Disruptive Innovation The IMD professor describes how the accelerating pace of technological change puts new pressures on established companies. May 31, 2017 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: disruption, innovation, open innovation, startups, technology, young profs
The Digital Marketing Value Loop INSEAD’s David Dubois on how companies and their customers communicate in the digital age. February 20, 2017 by Shellie Karabell Related tags: brand, consumer insights, consumer products, consumers, data analytics, digital marketing, marketing, marketing strategies, social media, young profs
Why Good Employees Do Bad Things Kellogg’s Maryam Kouchaki on understanding — and avoiding — ethical breakdowns. January 30, 2017 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: ethics, leaders, mindfulness, psychology, young profs
The CEO as Activist Duke professor Aaron Chatterji believes business leaders have social and political responsibilities they can’t afford to neglect. November 7, 2016 by Jan Alexander Related tags: ceo, corporate social responsibility, leaders, public sector, young profs
The Financial Insecurity Bias Tuck professor Eesha Sharma on how perceptions of personal wealth affect the decisions people make. June 20, 2016 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: consumers, decision making, ethics, psychology, young profs
Social Network Effects in Hiring Stanford’s Adina Sterling on the pros and cons of relying on relationships. See also “Hiring through Your Employees’ Social Networks.” March 21, 2016 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: human resources, social network, young profs
Mike Christian on Mindfulness and Mental Energy The UNC Kenan-Flagler professor explains the science of self-control, and how it affects your performance at work. See also “How Mindfulness Can Prevent Retaliation at Work.” November 3, 2015 by Laura W. Geller Related tags: culture, mindfulness, organizational behavior, research, young profs
Oath CEO Tim Armstrong Believes in the Promise of the Mobile Consumer by Christopher Vollmer and Daniel Gross
