Thought Leadership
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Peers Influence Decision to Become an Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurism seems to be a self-reinforcing phenomenon
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When Deadlines Don't Work: The Perils Of Exploding Job Offers
Employers could be forgiven for wanting their favorite candidates to accept a job offer NOW. But new research shows thatputting a time limit on a job offer can have far-reaching negative repercussions.
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MITRE Corporation: Using Social Technologies To Get Connected
Organizations that understand social technologies’ key capability – to enable employees to connect with others to boost job and organizational performance – will realize significant benefits. Thus, organizations need to think strategically about using these technologies to help transform themselves into truly collaborative workplaces. These authors, who were integrally involved in one such exercise, describe how it’s done
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If Money Doesn't Make You Happy, Consider Time
Time, Not Money, Is Your Most Precious Resource. Spend It Wisely
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Can You Innovate Your Business Model?
What Zipcar and LiveOps share in their achievements is not some breakthrough in their services but innovation within their business and operating models
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Corporate Sustainability Reporting: It's Effective
The trend of mandatory sustainability reporting picked up steam as consumers, investors, and civil society in general increasingly demonstrated that they value the social responsibility of corporations
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Abstraction Lends Enchantment
Can marketing predispose customers to not only make planned purchases, but also unplanned purchases?
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More Than A Handshake Deal
Dina Ribbink’s research shows that written contracts expand when cultural distance widens
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Corporate China’s Succession Struggles
Who will take the reins when China’s first generation of entrepreneurs retires?
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How Ethical Can We Be?
Can humans be ethical in one environment and unethical in another environment?