We published a short summary in HBR of our latest research investigating how you can better time the issues you raise to managers (so you’re recognized and rewarded more). Check it out: https://t.co/S99GuoURnZ
It isn't always best to speak up right away. Strategic silence can amplify your voice.
Evidence: people are more likely to be heard when they wait until (a) the issue is relevant, (b) they’re ready, and (c) the audience is responsive.
Fools rush in. Wise people bide their time.
You can't stop stress from creeping in sometimes. But you can learn how to better manage your negative emotions, says @michaelparke, Assistant Professor of Management at @Wharton. He speaks with @kcifeanyi on Creative Conversation podcast. https://t.co/fymntchtzq #FCPodcasts
You can't stop stress from creeping in sometimes. But you can learn how to better manage your negative emotions, says @michaelparke, Assistant Professor of Management at @Wharton. He speaks with @kcifeanyi on Creative Conversation podcast. https://t.co/fymntchtzq #FCPodcasts
My latest research explores creating a culture of organizational citizens: key takeaways are (1) have everyone involved in identifying the desired behaviors to enact, (2) be mindful of the timing of when to involve managers and employees as change agents: https://t.co/Md1ZR4N1H1
Had a great conversation with @DanLoney21 on @WhartonBizDaily on emotions and team creativity: our work shows teams benefit from environments that promote emotion authenticity and empathy for better creative outcomes, and not just positivity. Listen here: https://t.co/knBwMiba5t
This year, Wharton will welcome an MBA class with more women than men. It will be the first female-dominated MBA cohort to ever enter an elite US MBA program.
I am so proud to welcome and teach this ceiling-shattering cohort!
https://t.co/VBliGaiMAe
@ProfASGabriel@AOM_OB Best/Worse was the same: If you just sacrifice everything now and crunch for the next 3 years, you’ll set yourself up and can coast to tenure. 4 years later he told me that was a lie 🤦🏻♂️
@JinXunGoh One strategy used by some profs is you can show them a video like this, which adds some humor, and use it to talk about constructive evals. https://t.co/ob2aj0VLPx
Wharton alumni, the next event in the Wharton Webinar Series will take place this Friday (Feb. 26) at 12 p.m. ET, featuring assistant management professor @michaelparke in a discussion titled, "Leading Teams Effectively In and Out of a Pandemic." https://t.co/qHtH2NhiBq