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4 Ways to Identify Toxic Employees Before Hiring Them
As Christine Porath wrote for Harvard Business Review, look for signs of civility. “Understanding how the candidate behaved in the past will help you assess whether they’ll…
February 24, 2020
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Trauma and the Criminal Justice System – My Experience
An op-ed by Pivot Fellow Yusef Rabb: On May 9, 1991, I entered the judicial system as an 18-year-old man-child from South East Washington, D.C . 1991 was one of the more volatile…
February 23, 2020
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Here’s Why the $13 Billion E-Trade Deal Makes Sense for Morgan Stanley
“E-Trade really is a bank these days just like Morgan Stanley,” Georgetown University McDonough School of Business associate professor James Angel said. “And the nice thing…
February 21, 2020
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Should CEOs Stay on the Board After They Step Down?
"The Conference Board’s latest report on CEO succession practices, coauthored by Georgetown University professor Jason Schloetzer, finds that “while common in the past, this…
February 20, 2020
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‘Vision Care Is About More Than Just Glasses.’ Local Non-Profit Honored by National Foundation
The vision care proposal was created under the leadership of the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, the release states. Other partners include Global Vision 2020…
February 20, 2020
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Viral Newcomer Breland Takes Country-Trap From Moment to Movement
A response from Grammy winner Troy Taylor incited a mentorship, which led to the honing of songwriting skills that eventually landed credits on R&B songs for artists like YK…
February 20, 2020
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Did the Boy Scouts Violate Their Own Honor Code by Filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
"They have this internal code that dictates you behave in particular ways – included among those is keeping your promises," said Peter Jaworski, who teaches ethics at…
February 20, 2020
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Registered To Vote? You’d Be Required To Cast A Ballot Under California Bill
Jason Brennan, a professor of political philosophy and applied ethics in the business school at Georgetown University, argues that any benefit from coercing citizens to vote is…
February 19, 2020
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Why Buying Is Not Always Smarter Than Renting
“If you move every year or two, there’s a cost to that, financial and emotional,” said George Yeonas, managing director of the Steers Center for Global Real Estate at…
February 18, 2020
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How Stopping Rudeness in Its Tracks Can Make Work a Safer Place
And that means conversations about issues either don’t happen or are closed down with a short response and a glare. Recent research from the US by management professor…
February 18, 2020