Idea posted: June 2013
Institutions: Stanford Graduate School of Business Santa Clara University Leavey School of Business University of California Berkeley Haas School of Business
Through their research, the authors set out to examine the effects that leaders at different levels in an organization have on each other. To do so, they investigated the relation…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #032Idea posted: May 2013
Institutions: Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
Scenario planning (SP) and early warning scanning (EWS) are considered important to ‘managerial cognition’. They help leaders understand how the future might unfold and they alert top management to new…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #144Idea posted: March 2013
Institutions: Ivey Business School at Western University
For as long as capitalism has existed, there have been pirate organizations that have refused to play by the rules and standards set by the state and the ‘legitimate’ business…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #114Idea posted: February 2013
Institutions: INSEAD Aalto University School of Business Pennsylvania State University Brigham Young University Marriott School of Management University of Cambridge Judge Business School Erasmus University Erasmus School of Economics
A multi-year, collaborative research study set out to examine the steps global companies can take to ensure that they recruit, develop and deploy the right people. Researchers from institutions including…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #018Idea posted: January 2013
Institutions: University of Santiago de Compostela London School of Economics Kellogg School of Management
From the point of view of a decision maker, performance in critical moments matters much more than in other moments. Psychological skills impact that performance, and the pressures faced when…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #033Idea posted: January 2013
Institutions: Cranfield University School of Management EMLYON Business School
Rather than develop strategies for coping with future challenges, managers often blame market turbulence or unexpected events when a crisis occurs. This “corporate déjà vu” takes place in many organizations.…
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