New evidence The Peter Principle is real - and what to do about it
The data show that the best salespeople were more likely to a) be promoted and b) perform poorly as managers. The Peter Principle is real.
The data show that the best salespeople were more likely to a) be promoted and b) perform poorly as managers. The Peter Principle is real.
...[Danielle Li and] the scholars find that firms pick their managers based simply on sales performance.
Human-resources managers who go against the results of employment tests and rely on their own judgment tend to get worse employees.
"Unions lose in 90% of the cases when management opposes the organizing effort."
Method Proposed for Closing the Data Gap on How Cities Manage Water
Co-creating Research: How to Manage Practitioner and Reviewer Expectations
How MIT Sloan Teaches Sustainability
"While I accomplished the goals I set out to achieve by getting an MBA, the people I met had the biggest impact on me."
The club has worked with MIT's Sustainability Initiative to design greening activities for waste diversion and electric energy reduction.
deSter, gategroup hosts MIT Sloan Student Team to Solve a Problem Preventing Circularity of Cabin Waste