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Break the cycle
Room at the top
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This content is archived. Two UB School of Management professors explore common challenges for new leaders — and what organizations can do to help By Timothy Maynes and Mary Ann Rogers First-time managers are often surprised to learn their idealistic Continue reading Room at the top
Gender differences in leadership — and how managers can combat stereotypes
Last year, five undergraduates helped me with a research project investigating gender differences in leader emergence, or the degree to which an individual is perceived as a leader by others. Continue reading Gender differences in leadership — and how managers can combat stereotypes
The curious case of business ethics — and why nobody can quite agree
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Several years before I returned to graduate school to earn my PhD, I was an upper-level manager for a well-known international company that had just completed a corporate management change and was beginning to restructure. Continue reading The curious case of business ethics — and why nobody can quite agree