Ideas
Why You Need to Mend Any Poor Relationships With Your Employees
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: The University of Manchester Alliance Manchester Business School
The quality of the relationship between a leader and a follower or subordinate can have a major impact on the satisfaction and happiness, and ultimately the performance of that subordinate.…
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Bridge-Building CEOs Unite Divided Management Teams to Succeed
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: University of St. Gallen Henley Business School
Diverse backgrounds on top management teams (TMT) can lead to the creation of knowledge-based faultlines. These faultlines are the result of top managers clustering into TMT subgroups based on shared…
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Leader-Team Member Relationships 2: Impact Job Satisfaction, Trust and Empowerment
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: The University of Manchester Alliance Manchester Business School University of Liverpool Management School University of Exeter Business School ALBA Graduate Business School Durham University
The theory of leader-member exchange (LMX) focuses on the quality of the relationship between a leader and individual members of his or team, and how that relationship affects overall performance…
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Leader-Team Member Relationships 1: Impact on Performance
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: The University of Manchester Alliance Manchester Business School Aston University Business School University of Surrey Business School ISCTE Business School
Leader member exchange (LMX) theory is a theory that assesses leadership based on the relationships between leaders and followers (rather than the specific traits or behaviours of leaders). Thus, for…
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In Uncertain Times It’s Best to Have Fewer Industry Experts on a Board
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: IESE Business School University of Toronto Rotman School of Management
With good governance recognized as a key factor in a company’s success, the recruitment of new members to a board is a highly important and consequential task. New research focuses…
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Typical Air Quality in Offices Hurts Cognitive Function
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health SUNY Upstate Medical University Syracuse University
Over a period of six days, a team of researchers recreated a variety of air quality conditions, and simultaneously conducted cognitive tests of volunteers under the various conditions to determine…
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Strategies and Tools for Entrepreneurs in Search of Resources
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: University of Nevada, Las Vegas Ramon Llull University ESADE Villanova University School of Business
The greatest hurdle for entrepreneurial enterprises, especially in the early stages, is gaining access to the external resources required to launch and maintain the venture. After synthesizing the lessons from…
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Why Boards of Directors Fail at Monitoring Their Companies
Idea posted: September 2017
Institutions: University of Illinois College of Business Texas A&M University Mays School of Business Ramon Llull University ESADE
When a corporate scandal erupts, the same questions emerge: What was the board of directors doing? How could it let this happen? Why were directors not doing a better job…
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CSR Benefits to Society from Private Companies Are Greater than from Public Companies
Idea posted: July 2017
Institutions: University of Michigan Ross School of Business
‘Greenwashing’ is a new term that describes the actions of companies whose corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities prove to be more window-dressing than action. Two Michigan Ross professors, Jun Li…
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