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MIT professor develops search model for product rankings on online platforms
Prof. Negin Golrezaei developed a search model that learns consumer preferences to optimize product rankings.
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From avocation to vocation; how I turned my hobby into a career
Hyungsoo Kim (MBA ’12) has created an innovative fashion timepiece, The Bradley, that everyone, including the blind, can touch to tell time.
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Overload harms company productivity
Prof. Erin L. Kelly writes: "Working smarter includes dropping some tasks and meetings and turning off technologies from time to time."
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Parents got more time off. Then the backlash started.
"...what do you think is going to happen if that person quits?...You're going to actually be stretched further.”
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Encouraging altruism during a pandemic with Dr. Erez Yoeli
Erez Yoeli tells us how we can harness the power of reputation to encourage prosocial behavior and make the message of altruism appealing.
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Meet the MBA class of 2022: Valerie Kutsch, MIT (Sloan)
Valerie Kutsch (MBA '22) says: "Sloan stands out to me because of how it fits within the larger MIT ecosystem."
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Passion for your startup doesn't have to mean constant stress
Trish Cotter and co-author Kathleen Stetson (MBA '14) write: "What if compromising yourself for your startup isn't necessary for success?"
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We must invest in innovation to reduce Ireland's reliance on multinationals
Simon Johnson and Jonathan Ruane write: "Ireland's ongoing healthcare crisis will remain once Covid-19 has subdued..."
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When will sports fully resume? The answer is obvious
Gad Yair writes: "Models indicate that the world of sports as we know it may be over — at least until a vaccine is found."