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Leadership Humour Not Always Appreciated in Different Cultures

Idea posted: January 2023

Institutions: RMIT School of Management    St. John’s University    National Taiwan University   

Past studies have demonstrated the power of humor in strengthening relationships between leaders and followers. In the early stages of these relationships, the power position of leaders requires them be…

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Photo by Nimi Diffa on Unsplash
Resolve Workload Conflicts When Integrating New Technology

Idea posted: January 2023

Institutions: MIT Sloan School of Management   

While new technology is intended to make work more efficient and effective, it often helps the professionals in a company while increasing the workload and decreasing the autonomy of assistants…

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Photo by Taiki Ishikawa on Unsplash
Divergent Views of Merit Complicate Merit-Based Corporate Practices

Idea posted: December 2022

Institutions: MIT Sloan School of Management   

Meritocracy is an ideal that today's organizations strive for. However, the practice of meritocracy doesn't often live up to the aspiration. For example, studies continue to show that women and…

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Photo by Tingey Injury Law Firm on Unsplash
CSR Can Backfire When Prices Are Increased

Idea posted: December 2022

Institutions: LUT School of Business and Management    Ruhr-University of Bochum    University of Mannheim    SDA Bocconi School of Management    University of Houston Bauer College of Business   

Companies that raise prices might expect some unhappiness from customers, especially if the price increase is seen as deliberate profit-taking. The reaction to Marks & Spencer doubling the price of…

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Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
Corporate Purpose Inspires Employee Sustainability Behaviours

Idea posted: November 2022

Institutions: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München    University of Pittsburgh Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business    Zicklin School of Business Baruch College City University of New York    University of Mannheim   

The business world has increasingly accepted the concept of a corporate purpose that extends beyond profit and shareholder value. More and more companies recognize that their core purpose is to…

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Image by 政徳 吉田 from Pixabay
Why Objectification of People Is Rampant at Work

Idea posted: November 2022

Institutions: University of Virginia Darden Business School    University of California Berkeley Haas School of Business   

People treat each other differently at work than in non-work settings, and with good reason: they are work colleagues brought together solely to accomplish the work necessary for their jobs.…

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Photo by Noelle Rebekah on Unsplash
Don’t Let Employees Become Too Inhibited to Do the Right Thing

Idea posted: November 2022

Institutions: Duke University Fuqua School of Business    Utrecht University   

When we find ourselves in social situations that are unfamiliar, unsettling, or confusing, our tendency is not to react immediately, but rather to take a moment and think about what…

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Image by octavio lopez galindo from Pixabay
Making Amends: The Two Levels of Moral Repair

Idea posted: October 2022

Institutions: Université de Lille    University of St. Gallen   

When a company has committed a transgression against one or more of its stakeholders, and wishes to rebuild the stakeholders’ trust and confidence, it engages in ‘moral repair’. For example,…

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Photo by Tim Marshall on Unsplash
Hidden Bias Can Hamper Diversity Efforts

Idea posted: October 2022

Institutions: The Samuel Dubois Cook Center on Social Equity    Duke University Fuqua School of Business    Duke University   

In 2008, a study led by Prof. Ashleigh Shelby Rosette of Duke showed that for Americans, Whiteness was one of the prototypical attributes of leaders. As a result, Whites, seen…

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Photo by John Noonan on Unsplash

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