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How to Empower Your Employees and Why It Matters
Idea posted: November 2024
Institutions: University at Buffalo School of Management; University of Iowa Tippie College of Business; Florida State University
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The benefits of empowering employees by creating policies, practices, and structures to give frontline and lower-level employees and managers greater decision-making authority concerning their jobs and responsibilities were first introduced…
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Learning from Your Peers: The Power of Storytelling
Idea posted: October 2024
Institutions: Johns Hopkins University
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Vicarious learning, that is, learning from the experiences of others in the organization, including your peers, has always been a vital component of collective learning in any organization. Traditionally, vicarious…
READ MORE PIN TO MY IDEAS Idea #899
How Work Breaks Boost Employee Well-being and Work Performance
Idea posted: October 2024
Institutions: University of Calgary Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University; School of Human Resources Management, York University; University of Victoria Libraries; Lazaridis School of Business and Economics Wilfrid Laurier University; Haskayne School of Business
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There is a consensus that breaks during working hours can help employees recover from the stress and fatigue of work and thus improve their well-being and performance. A team of…
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Why Virtual Meetings Make Us Tired and Can Hurt Our Performance
Idea posted: October 2024
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The well-documented “virtual meeting fatigue” the tiredness one feels after virtual meetings has been attributed to exhaustion arising from the multiple physical and psychological demands of such meetings. These physical…
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Why Companies Sometimes Need Not-So-Nice CEOs
Idea posted: September 2024
Institutions: Columbia Business School
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Do nice guys finish last? In exploring why CEOs might be fired and who might be selected to replace them, two Columbia Business School researchers studied the impact of CEO…
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How to Self-Promote Without Making a Bad Impression
Idea posted: September 2024
Institutions: University of Utah David Eccles School of Business; George Mason University Costello College of Business; University of Pennsylvania
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Promoting your accomplishments is necessary to advance in your career. While self-promotion increases perceptions of competence, it reduces perceptions of warmth and empathy and increases the potential for an overall…
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CEO Personality: The Cornerstone of Corporate Culture
Idea posted: September 2024
Institutions: Stanford University Graduate School of Business; MIT Sloan School of Management
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The impact of corporate culture on a firm's success has been widely studied. A consensus exists among scholars and practitioners that CEOs, through their decisions and behaviors, play a vital…
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Diversity and Inclusion: How Leaders Convince Others to Follow their Lead
Idea posted: August 2024
Institutions: Haskayne School of Business Beedle School of Business; University of Calgary Simon Fraser University
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Women continue to battle inequality and discrimination in many different forms in companies and organizations. While progress has been made, many women continue to be paid less than men, to…
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Use Dynamic Capabilities for Strategic Succession Planning
Idea posted: August 2024
Institutions: Labovitz School of Business and Economics University of Minnesota Duluth; Huntsman School of Business Utah State University
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A study by Ormonde Cragun of the University of Minnesota Duluth and Michael Ulrich of Utah State University applies the principles of “Dynamic Capabilities” to succession planning to create a…
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