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Rice Business professor Marlon Mooijman explains why too much power can breed mistrust — and make it hard for leaders to take an exit cue.
Andrew Sessa
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Andrew Sessa is a Boston-based writer and editor. His work has appeared in Condé Nast Traveler, Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal and the Robb Report.
We asked each of our contributors about their first order of business once they were fully vaccinated.
Alexander is a pianist, and one of the first things he did post-vaccination was spend two hours inside a musical instrument shop, trying out keyboards. “It was my first major indoor encounter with strangers since the pandemic began,” he says.
Rice Business Magazine
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What the Houston Astros cheating scandal can tell us about organizational corruption.