The Success of Failure and the Failure of Success
Posted on16 Sep 2010
Tagsexperience, employees, emotions, decisions, anticipatory, Academy of Management Journal, failure, mistakes, Vinit Desai, The Economist, success, rationale, profitability, planning, Peter M. Madsen, perspective, pain, organization, objective, logic, lesson, legitimate, learn, joy, intuition, history, gain, flexibility, feelings, fear
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How many times have we heard, “Nothing breeds success like success?” In a study of the orbital launch vehicle industry by Peter... Read More
Fear of Loss Versus Joy of Gain in Variable Compensation
Posted on19 May 2010
Tagsapplication, approaches, cognition, communication, compensation, emotions, fear, gain, intuition, John List, joy, loss, money, objective, subjective, Tanjim Hossain, The Economist, University of Chicago, University of Toronto
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Since intuition is rooted in emotions and thus subjective, intuitive approaches allow us to see a single, objective situation as many. We... Read More
Problem Solving: Practical Advantages of Intuition
Posted on13 May 2010
Tagsmoral, command, compliments, effective, emotions, employees, example, Influence, intuition, listen, money, objective, personal, power, practical, problem solving, scientific, service, sympathize, training
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Intuition’s most practical advantage to problem solving is the enhanced sphere of good solutions it offers. Generally, this sphere will produce five... Read More
