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Not exact matches
Research from Harvard Business
School's assistant professor and Hellman Faculty Fellow Alison Wood Brooks found that people who ask questions become better managers and land better jobs.
That's the conclusion of
research from Cassie Mogilner and Amit Bhattacharjee, both of the Wharton
School.
To figure this out, the
research team recruited 1,874 participants
from business
schools and online discussion panels, and then surveyed them both about time spent abroad and how those travel experiences impacted their self - knowledge.
Networking in pursuit of professional goals can make some people feel literally dirty, according to new
research from the University of Toronto, Harvard Business
School and Northwestern University's Kellogg
School of Management.
She has a master's in international political economy
from the London
School of Economics and is the recipient of a Fulbright
Research Fellowship to Mumbai, India.
According to Harvard Business
School research rooting out a toxic employee
from your team will actually save you more than twice as much as hiring a superstar will earn you.
I found some good
research from Harvard Business
School, Performance Persistence in Entrepreneurship, which suggest that serial entrepreneurs that have prior success are more likely to have success, and that the best VCs are good at picking serial entrepreneurs.
We know
from research out of Ivey
School of Business that involvement in social causes helps only when it leads to improved stakeholder relationships.
Such an option would raise the costs of exporting to the EU for UK firms and it would decrease the access to EU markets for UK companies, a joint
research paper
from the London
School of Economics and the think tank Centre for Economic Performance stated.
Research from Columbia Business
School has shown that 92 percent of employees believe improving their firm's corporate culture would improve the value of the company.
But a 2014 study
from Daniel Austin, a bankruptcy attorney and, at the time, a professor at the Northeastern University
School of Law, offers some of the most in - depth
research to date.
Their
research is a good example of the kind of highly technical macroeconomics conducted at «freshwater»
schools from the 1980s to present.
While a hungry child is less likely to be able to focus, most of the
research looks at kids who are part of
school breakfast programs, which means the majority of those kids come
from underprivileged backgrounds and may not be getting enough to eat in general.
According to
research from institutions as serious as Wharton, MIT, and London Business
School, every chuckle or guffaw brings with it a host of business benefits.
The Street shared this anecdote
from Philip Weiss, Argus
Research senior analyst: «Marty [Whitman] told me that he and Isenberg both went to Yale Business
School together and so he was an old friend, and you kind of give him whatever he wants.»
In Kilduff's most recent
research, which has yet to be published, he finds that U.S. universities engaged in a long - standing rivalry (Harvard vs. Yale, USC vs. UCLA) benefit
from increased merchandise sales, as well as a a higher proportion of alumni who donate to the
school, even after controlling for factors like academic and athletic rank.
The local M - STEM Academy gives summer stipends,
research experiences and internships to students
from kindergarten through high
school.
Ari Axelrod, a
research fellow at Tufts University's Fletcher
School, also sees merit in separating investment banking
from retail operations.
There's an online survey with cartoons and plain language
from the Financial Distress
Research Project at Harvard Law
School.
The Top 20
schools are spending on average about $ 450,000 per faculty member, on everything
from research to career services.
«The more your network includes individuals
from different cultural backgrounds, the more you will be creatively stimulated by different ideas and perspectives,» according to
research by Harvard Business
School professor Roy Y.J. Chua.
Once you have done enough
research to identify who your competitors are, you might want to try an old
school tactic to take it
from there: Just call them up and ask away.
Women tend to give to more charitable causes and organizations than do men, according to
research from the Women's Philanthropy Institute at the Indiana University's Lilly
School of Philanthropy.
Students who would otherwise take time off
from school to pursue work,
research, or travel can continue their studies through online courses.
According to new
research from UBC's Sauder
School of Business, snobby sales staff can actually drum up more sales in prestige stores.
Market
research confirmed the company's belief that students were less inclined to opt for a full four - year program online, but it also revealed that they were interested in supplementing their education with online courses
from other
schools.
According to
research from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton
School, taking a fresh start can have a powerful psychological effect that leads to positive behavioral change.
Throughout history, experts have observed that people are far
from logical when investing their own money, said Amos Nadler, assistant finance professor with the Ivey Business
School at Western University in Toronto, adding behavioural
research he's doing today confirms nothing has really changed.
Along with representatives
from government and
research groups, the
school invited a few business leaders, among them Linda Hasenfratz.
Between 1980 and 2005, U.S. buyout funds, one of the main categories of private equity, heavily outperformed the S&P 500, according to
research from Chris Higson at the London Business
School, with about 60 % of the funds he studied beating that benchmark index.
New
research from Stanford Graduate
School of Business based on work in India says yes.
Stanford Business offers key insights and new
research from the faculty and alumni of the Graduate
School of Business.
Millenials» unique media habits show up in other ways: Nowadays, for example, high
schoolers do their initial
research into potential colleges and universities on the Internet rather than during an actual trip to a campus; and young media users rely on YouTube videos to learn everything
from magic tricks and hair and makeup tips, to cooking secrets.
Many of this generation would consider joining the workforce right out of high
school, according to new
research from Universum, which surveyed approximately 50,000 respondents across 46 countries born between 1996 and 2000.
Much of the
research on the applications of silk come out of the Tufts
School of Engineering at Tufts University in Medford, Mass., in particular
from the work of two biomedical engineering researchers, Fiorenzo Omenetto and David Kaplan.
Mr. Meresman holds an M.B.A.
from the Stanford Graduate
School of Business and a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and Operations
Research from the University of California, Berkeley.
(disclosure — I teach these courses in my
school and the students are required to
research and ID empirical data
from OECD, IMF, Bloomberg, Capital IQ etc. to support their arguments).
She began teaching at the Haskayne
School of Business in 1999 and she has recently returned
from a leave of absence to pursue her PhD in Industrial Engineering at the Centre for
Research in Healthcare Engineering (CRHE), University of Toronto.
She also worked for the Yale
School of Management's Behavioral Lab, contributing to
research published in journals
from Psych Science to JAMA.
«This strong vote of confidence
from the AACSB demonstrates the tremendous progress we have made at Haskayne to improve the student experience,
research important business topics and engage with our community,» says Jim Dewald, dean of the
school.
Under Dr. Dewald's leadership, the Haskayne
School of Business successfully secured an unreserved accreditation
from the Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business and invested in new
research and funding incentives, including internal grants, publication awards, professorships, and teaching and
research fellowships.
For BTN's 2016 Corporate Travel Index, the 32nd annual, BCD Travel's Advito provided the average hotel and car rental costs paid by BCD corporate clients, BTN collected hotel taxes and surcharges
from hotels, and eight New York University
School of Professional Studies Advanced
Research Seminar students, led by academic chair and clinical assistant professor Lynn Minnaert, called restaurants in October and November to gather meal prices.
As part of the Innovation Policy Lab
research for the University of Toronto's Munk
School of Global Affairs» Creating Digital Opportunity (CDO) project, this report looks at Canadian high - tech companies in Asia, in particular the «micro-multinationals,» or companies that apart
from Asia have locations in either the U.S. or Europe, or both.
Mr. Meresman holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and Operations
Research from the University of California, Berkeley and an M.B.A.
from the Stanford Graduate
School of Business.
For example, the newspaper measures such things as the diversity of the faculty, staff, board members, and students at each
school, «languages,» the «international reach of the EMBA,» as well as the amount of
research published by professors
from each
school.
Average house prices near the 10 % best - performing primary
schools are 8 % higher or # 16.800 than in the surrounding area, according to a
research note
from the Department of Education.
FIAs, it turns out, have comparable volatility to bonds, but with better downside protection, according to new
research from Roger G. Ibbotson, professor emeritus of finance at the Yale
School of Management.
Recent
research from the UBC Sauder
School of Business shows that in BC and Alberta we are really good at early exits.
But in 2000, shortly after he started teaching at the University of Chicago's Graduate
School of Business, Piotroski published a groundbreaking paper in the Journal of Accounting
Research entitled «Value Investing: The Use of Historical Financial Statement Information to Separate Winners
from Losers».