You’ve become rich. That doesn’t mean you’re great at everything.
...[Danielle Li and] the scholars find that firms pick their managers based simply on sales performance.
...[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."
A panel of Black mayors spoke at an MIT Sloan online panel focused on how leaders can help create inclusive innovation economies.
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Research by Erin Kelly shows companies and managers can play a key role in creating a better environment for workers.
"The point is to find someone who will be creative and seek solutions for this particular position."