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Career concerns and excessive risk taking

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How to Manage Your Negotiating Team

Brett, Jeanne M. - 2012

You are leading a negotiating team for your company. When you sit down with the other party, someone on your side of the table blurts out: "Just tell us-what do we need to do to get more of your business?" And in that moment, you know you've lost the upper hand. Gaffes like this are more common...

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Social exchange spillover in leader-member relations : a multilevel model

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Director ownership, outside directors and commitment to corporate social responsibility

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Collective efficacy : linking paternalistic leadership to organizational commitment

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Fund Managers’ WeChat Behavior, IPO Underpricing, and Earnings Volatility

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Utilizing the latest research results in the fields of psychology and sociology, this study examines the relationship among fund manager behavior on the Chinese WeChat social media service, IPO discounting, and earnings volatility. Based on the Big Five model, described by Costa and McCrae in...

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