Summary Employees often hesitate to share their errors with leaders due to the potential risks associated with revealing them in the workplace. Our research, published in the Journal of Management Studies, shows that employee error sharing can serve as a double-edged...

The photo shows the river Mississippi near Davenport Iowa (US), where disaster prevention measures have been fiercely debated for years. A recent paper published in the Journal of Management Studies considers what might happen when a flood crushes the defense system...

More than 1,000 firms swiftly withdrew from Russia in response to its military invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Yet, data and research show that some firms never left, and others found their way back, while the Russian repressive regime continued to strengthen....

Managers get regularly confronted with crises in their environment. Whether it’s a global financial crisis, a pandemic, or an economic downturn, firms of all sizes must navigate these turbulent times to ensure their survival. Should managers adopt a conservative...

Family-owned businesses are viewed positively by external parties, as they are considered reliable, capable of building long-lasting relationships, and good for the community in which they are embedded. Our paper, published in the Journal of Management Studies, takes...

In the competitive business landscape, effective technology and intellectual property strategies play a critical role. Our research, published in the Journal of Management Studies challenges the belief that dense patent portfolios always lead to higher firm value,...

For many workers, meaningfulness is a top priority. But what happens when our work requires us to harm others? We set out to learn from the experiences of veterinary workers whose day-to-day tasks often induce pain and distress as they diagnose and treat their animal...

Previous research on leader-subordinate relations has come to the consensus that perceiving oneself as treated better than one’s teammates by the team leader motivates individuals to engage in prosocial interpersonal behaviors such as helping. Our work, published in...

The good musicians who have a long history. I consider these true bearers of the tradition, like those guys on Jackson Square. They're carrying this torch that's only being passed down on the street, their repertoires and approach to making music. They are keepers of...

Summary The paradox of when business model innovation creates value for the firms is tackled in our recently published study in Journal of Management Studies. Using meta-analytical techniques, we found that firms engaging in business model innovation experience...