Inc: 50 Years Later, ‘Jaws’ (and Science) Proves How Embracing 1 Word Can Lead to Remarkable Success

As Spielberg proved, what you don’t have can actually be your competitive advantage—if you let it.

Academy of Management Will Host the World’s Largest Conference of Management Scholars in Denmark

"Our members will be sharing peer-reviewed research findings and knowledge through approximately 4,000 sessions and symposia and 900 poster presentation" - Christopher L. Tucci, AOM Vice President and Program Chair

The Atlanta Journal Constitution: The wellness hack hiding in your closet

Small routines like getting dressed or brushing your hair can help shift your entire mindset.

Forbes: 5 leadership mistakes smart leaders make and how to avoid fails

People prefer a bad leader who is consistent over a leader who sometimes good and sometimes poor in an erratic or unpredictable manner, according to a study published by the Academy of Management.

Forbes: Research says star talent alone won’t save your team. But why?

Leaders love to talk about talent. Hiring top performers is often seen as the surest path to innovation, agility and competitive advantage. Whether in Fortune 500 boardrooms or high-growth startups, leaders prize elite résumés and high-potential hires—believing that the more stars you have, the better your team will perform. But what if that logic is flawed?

CharterPro: What research says about effective helping cultures

As more organizations embrace flexible roles that allow workers to collaborate across functions and flex different skills, researcher ColinFisher warns that this approach might also have an unintended consequence: a culture of “unhelpful help.”

AOL: Tony Robbins says AI could replace some jobs — but these 3 skills can help you thrive

In a recent interview for the PBD Podcast, entrepreneur and motivational speaker Tony Robbins discussed his view that approximately 40% of today’s jobs will eventually be replaced by AI, robotics and nanotechnology.

Inc.: Want to be successful? Science says you really, really need a hobby

Especially because you’ll need to avoid burning out along the way.

Stylist: 4 ways to overcome your fear of small talk at work, according to experts

A recent survey of 2,000 employees found that 74% struggle to make light conversation with colleagues in communal spaces like the kitchen or lift. We asked the experts why we’ve become so averse to office chit-chat and how to overcome the fear of small talk.

Forbes: The road ahead: Preserving DEI amid political pushback

Building a culture that values diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is not just the right thing to do—it also brings tangible benefits to organizations.

Incoming Editors: Annals, Collections, and AMJ

AOM announces the incoming Editors of Annals, Collections, and AMJ.

Forbes: 5 ways to boost your motivation at work

If you find yourself struggling, there are things you can do to boost your motivation at work.

Forbes: Is there a future for responsible leadership?

The decline of responsible leadership in our society is a pressing issue, reflecting broader economic, political, and cultural challenges.

CNN: What is DEI, and why is it dividing America?

Diversity, equity and inclusion programs have come under attack in American boardrooms, state legislatures and college campuses – and now broadly across the federal government.

Forbes: 4 ways to avoid employee retaliation when coworkers call in sick

In this era of choice and self-care, you might be skeptical that your coworkers have anything to do with how often you call in sick. Yet, research suggests differently.

Inc.: Science says don’t try to overcome imposter syndrome: How embracing a self-perceived inadequacy can make your life better, starting today

Most experts say you should work to overcome imposter syndrome. Research says they’re wrong.

CFO: Performance reviews under a microscope

Companies are moving to narrative rather than numerical reviews, focusing on the balance between what employees do and how they do it.

Inc.: The mindset (and science) behind Eddie Van Halen’s remarkable success: How less becomes more

Having less can help you create, and achieve, more.

Inc.: Social and workplace science says embracing this word will instantly make you a better friend, co-worker, and boss

Helping people feel this way about you can make all the difference.

Financial Times: AI tools enhance judgment of relevance of research to society

Tech-based analysis for the FT shows how business schools’ work is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.