Thought Leadership
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How to turn down the boil on group conflict
Intergroup conflict can grind office productivity to a halt. Jeffrey Lees discusses how understanding psychological stereotypes can help divided parties compromise.
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Rethink competition in the workforce
Good leaders recognize the negative consequences of pitting people and teams against each other.
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A new framework for designing the optimal supply base
With innovative products, demand fluctuates, and it's more difficult to design an optimal supply base
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What does the new age employee want?
The Indian enterprises need to move up the value chain and be in a position to support the wage levels of their employees from a life cycle perspective.
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Entrepreneurs, don't let branding become an afterthought
It is something of an understatement to say that most early-stage entrepreneurs have a lot on their plates
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You may be a workplace hero without realising it
Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, but they have one thing in common: They don't see themselves as heroes.
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How machine learning will reshape the future of investment management
Data science applied to asset management, and education in the field, is expected to affect not only investment professionals but also individuals
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Too much of a good thing? Satiation and satisfaction
The satiation model brings greater coherence to our understanding of the dynamics at play — a logical approach that can serve to either support or debunk gut feeling
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Incumbent CEOs working with new CFOs earn 10% more money
Newly hired CFOs may face pressure to manage earnings to bump CEO pay
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And they returned happily ever after
Can lenient return policies boost retailer profits? Professor Ahmed Timoumi's research suggests that retailers should embrace the 'buy it-use it-return it' tactic used by customers to increase profitability
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Coronavirus: Should financial markets be so worried?
Around the world, market reactions to the coronavirus outbreak has burned trillions of shareholders' money