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Hiring an NSF Research Project Manager to Start Immediately

NeoAcademic

The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in a scientific field (psychology and computer science are targeted in the ad, but a degree from a business school ion which you completed a research methods course would qualify). Google Docs and sheets) Maintain integrity of confidential data (e.g.,

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Fight Ageism, Fuel Growth with Inclusive Hiring & Retention

Harmonious Workplaces

I’m writing this article around my 48th birthday. Let’s break this last one down: I met the job requirements listed on their hiring page, which outlines the colleges from which they recruit: * They wanted someone who uses data and analysis to make decisions — CHECK! Understanding the Aging Workforce: Defining a Research Agenda.

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Consultant Profile Series: Dane Sequeira

Tom Spencer

I like the independence and autonomy of how a researcher goes about solving a problem. Consulting provided a good opportunity for me to apply my skills in research and development, but simultaneously get exposure to other industries and positions out there in the business world. s in the corporate world.

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2 Years of Networking Results in Consulting Job at PwC

Management Consulted

I returned back to school and worked as a research assistant for my econometrics professor the following spring term. I really liked aspects of the industry, such as research and analysis; however, the career path was of no interest to me. My senior year I continued my work as a research assistant. I also worked very long hours.

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Men Are More Likely to Act Unethically on Their Own Behalf, Women on Someone Else’s

Harvard Business

Research tells us a lot about why people behave unethically. My research suggests that people acting on behalf of others can be influenced by the values and perceived expectations of those they’re representing—specifically when it comes to acting ethically. Alex and Laila/Getty Images. vs. 72.2%).

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Urban Meyer, Ohio State Football, and How Leaders Ignore Unethical Behavior

Harvard Business

Reading the report with that lens can help leaders better understand the biases that get in the way of ethical conduct and ethical organizations. Psychological research shows that in almost every area of life, being moral is weighted as more important than being competent. Performance over principles. Unspoken values.

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Research: When Managers Are Overworked, They Treat Employees Less Fairly

Harvard Business

Extensive research finds that employees who feel fairly treated are better performers, helpful to colleagues, more committed to their workgroups and the organization, and less likely to steal or be rude to others. In our first study, we recruited 107 managers in the United States to complete two daily surveys for 10 workdays.