Researchers, including those from City University London in the UK, analysed how social relationships affect reward allocation choices in peer-based evaluative settings.
AOM research suggests being disinterested in one chore at work might lead you to look for novelty in the next. For some personalities, that leads to enhanced creativity.
New research published in Academy of Management Discoveries found that 50% of people report having had at least one epiphany in their lives. Some experience more.
Researchers found how long an entrepreneur displays the highest level of excitement during a pitch also plays a major role in predicting success in receiving funding.
Entrepreneurs aren’t short on ideas for exciting new products or companies, but they are often short-sighted when it comes to finding ways to fund and build those projects.
The term “mission drift” has a bad connotation: It is often used to describe a confusing or inauthentic shift from a firm’s initial focus, or to accuse a company of diverging from its core values.
