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Work Motivation | Organizational Behavior
Shannon Sciarappa studies how people engage with work after leaving a profession they once considered a “calling.” Here’s how leaders can help make career passion sustainable.
9 Oct
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Leadership | Organizational BehaviorThree organizational behavior scholars on outgrowing familiar strengths, managing from the middle and navigating the limits of control.25 Sep
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Credit & Lending | More Business Wisdom
U.S. consumers and businesses are now facing a future of more expensive borrowing.
16 Sep
AI | More Business Wisdom
Rice Business faculty are exploring big questions about AI and how it’s reshaping business, technology and the classroom.
11 Sep
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Corporate Reputation | StrategyAs corporate value has become more intangible, leaders have less control over how their organizations are perceived. Anastasiya Zavyalova explains what that means for reputation strategy.28 Aug
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Corporate Social Activism | MarketingResearch offers a new framework to help CEOs decide if, when and how to engage in politics.14 Aug
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Customer Satisfaction | Marketing
Why customer satisfaction makes or breaks a firm.
June 08
Community Relations | Strategy
New evidence suggests CBAs can create real financial value by reducing the risk of prolonged conflict.
June 02
Innovation | Operations
Should you co-create a product with your supplier?
May 10
Human Behavior | Organizational Behavior
Research shows that when people gain power, they trust others less, and that distrust pushes them toward deterrence-style punishment.
April 28
Innovation | Strategy
Stronger firm-employee relationships can come at the expense of other types of innovation.
April 19
Q&A | Finance
Why did areas that voted for the president worry less about COVID-19?
April 14
Marketing | More Business Wisdom
Sometimes it's right to do the wrong thing.
April 13