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Dear Thematiks readers: If you enjoyed reading my 2021 Thematiks newsletter, I invite you to check out my 2022 project, Persuasion Rules. This…
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Computers can drive our cars and beat us at chess, but what they lack is our ability to know when we don’t know
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Years of research conclude that even if your organization doesn’t have a “blinding” policy for hiring (and other people evaluations), you should do it…
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A first-of-its-kind study measures performance and turnover of boomerang employees compared to internal and external hires
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New research illuminates the surprising power that even lost alternatives can have in future negotiations
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First seen in the 90s, Chinese price wars have been in the news in 2021, and research explains the enduring appeal of this unique competitive strategy
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New research establishes a direct link between manufacturing worker churn and decreased product quality
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The workspace has always been a mirror of our conception of capitalism, and the pandemic may force capitalism to evolve yet again
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New research on Airbnb's price optimization algorithm highlights AI's promise as well as its unintended consequences
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A hierarchy’s perceived shape determines the quality of employee relationships and performance in groups
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New research on consumer credit scoring using online profiling highlights the dramatic impact that our online markers may have in the near future
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