Hybrid work: Maximising Benefits for Companies and Workers
The debate surrounding remote work has reached a fever pitch in today’s workplace: Is enabling employees to work from home a few days a week…
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Research reveals higher propensity of foreign-born CEOs to acquire international targets, including in their country of origin
Recent research indicates that CEOs who have relocated from their origin display a notably heightened inclination towards acquiring international targets, particularly those in their birth…
Events such as pandemics or financial crashes have the potential to impede advancements in gender diversity within boardrooms
The study unveiled a concerning pattern: significant external upheavals like the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC) instigated a notable decline in the representation of women…
Coaching Boosts Employee Innovation
In the modern business landscape, inclusion transcends mere rhetoric; it is a strategic necessity. Giants like IBM, Volkswagen, and Starbucks are pivoting towards participatory approaches…
Strategies for Board Leadership with Visionary CEOs
The recent saga involving the dismissal and subsequent rehiring of Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, offers a compelling glimpse…
Narcissistic CEOs often select fellow individuals with narcissistic tendencies to join the management board
Narcissism exhibits diverse manifestations within leadership contexts, ranging from self-assurance and charm to more detrimental traits like excessive self-absorption and a lack of empathy towards…
Despite the inclination to mitigate the risk of replication, recent studies propose that startups should adopt a strategy of gradual and consistent scaling
A recent study, published in the Strategic Management Journal, has revealed that startups should be cautious about early scaling, as it has a direct correlation…
Craft-based firms can authentically convey their identity, but should avoid overt methods to do so
Consumers’ strong preference for authenticity, especially in the realm of craft-based firms, is a well-established phenomenon. However, a recent investigation, featured in the Strategic Entrepreneurship…
The enduring wisdom of Sanpo-yoshi for modern businesses
There is an increasing focus on corporations’ need to assess their impact on the environment, society, and stakeholders. This broad concern falls under the umbrella…
A recent study reveals that domestic corporate misconduct negatively impacts international sales
The recent findings, a significant contribution to the Global Strategy Journal, shed light on a pressing issue for businesses-the impact of corporate misconduct on international…
Enhancing your balance between work and personal life can make you a more proficient leader in the workplace
Recent research suggests that turning off notifications and stepping away from work emails after office hours could enhance one’s leadership qualities. Leaders who distinguish between…
Do companies need to sell expertise, components, or entire systems? This is the primary question that product managers and entrepreneurs must address
A team of researchers from American University, University of Arizona, University of Texas-Arlington, and Texas Tech University have contributed a significant piece to the Journal…