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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   

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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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Why Companies Reduce Environmental Management Practices after Environmental Accidents

Idea posted: October 2022

Institutions: Utah State University    Huntsman School of Business    University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management    The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania   

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The economic, social, and environmental impacts of a spill and pollution (SP) accident can last for years. At the company level, SP accidents will generate negative publicity, damage share price…

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Self‑Determination Theory: Autonomy, Competence, and Relatedness – the Foundations of Human Performance

Idea posted: September 2022

Institutions: Department of Psychology, University of Rochester   

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In their landmark article, Deci and Ryan challenge the dominant assumption that motivation can be understood simply through goals, rewards, or cognitive evaluations. They argue that motivation is fundamentally shaped…

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How Mindfulness Reduces Guilt… But Also Apologies

Idea posted: September 2022

Institutions: Foster School of Business    University of Washington    Yale University    ESSEC Business School   

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A manager overreacts to an employee’s minor mistake and yells at the employee in front of his peers. Afterwards, the manager feels some guilt about the outburst for several reasons:…

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Are Working Class CEOs Less Worried about Employee Welfare?

Idea posted: September 2022

Institutions: University of Miami    Florida State University    Stony Brook University   

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CEOs and corporate leaders come from diverse backgrounds, with a broad range of childhood experiences. While some CEOs were raised in affluent families, with all the privileges and opportunities that…

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How to Succeed in Business Ecosystems

Idea posted: September 2022

Institutions: Drucker School of Management    Claremont Graduate University   

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Companies once viewed themselves as isolated entities engaged in win-lose battles with opponents for the same set of customers. The technology-driven evolution of business has re-ordered the universe. Today, companies…

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Jumping to Conclusions and Other Bad Thinking Habits Hurt Leadership Effectiveness

Idea posted: August 2022

Institutions: Center for Creative Leadership (CCL®)   

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Your thoughts and feelings impact how you interpret what is happening around you. You might, for example, receive a vague email from your boss asking for a meeting. For hours,…

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Why Brief, Positive Connections Transform Individuals and Teams

Idea posted: August 2022

Institutions: Case Western Reserve University    Boston University    University of Michigan   

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The authors introduce high‑quality connections (HQCs) as brief, positive interactions between two people at work. Unlike relationships, which are enduring, HQCs focus on the micro‑bits of interrelating a conversation, a…

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Customers Score Highest New Products that Balance Innovation and the Familiar

Idea posted: August 2022

Institutions: University of Cambridge Judge Business School    University of Cambridge   

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Is novelty a winning strategy for business? Some observers argue that innovative products attract more customers, who are eager to discover new features. Others argue that customers do not want…

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