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How to Keep Envy from Poisoning Your Team’s Culture

Harvard Business

Create a culture of compassion, not comparison.

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How to Successfully Work Across Countries, Languages, and Cultures

Harvard Business

Rather than assuming we’ll work in one location, in our native culture, we will need new skills, attitudes, and behaviors that help us work across cultures. What’s more, the subsidiaries operated more or less autonomously, each with separate organizational cultures and norms. Seeking commonality between cultures.

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TikTok Refugees: How RedNote Is Thriving Amid Global Shifts

Tom Spencer

The phenomenon of “ TikTok Refugees ” is not just about shifting to another platform its an emerging cultural moment that is blending social media, e-commerce, and cultural exchange in unique ways. Casey Ma is an MBA and MPH student at Yale University, specializing in Healthcare Management.

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People Don’t Want to Be Compared with Others in Performance Reviews. They Want to Be Compared with Themselves

Harvard Business

We call those temporal comparison evaluations. We call those social comparison evaluations. Our findings demonstrate that employees consider temporal comparison evaluations to be fairer than social comparison evaluations. Another reference point is other employees’ performance during the same period.

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3 Ways Senior Leaders Create a Toxic Culture

Harvard Business

division was known for underperforming against revenue plans in comparison to its central and western division counterparts. The implications for an organization whose leadership team is poorly focused are serious: Wasted resources, wasted effort, and widespread confusion become the norm.

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How to make valuable values

People Business Psychology

A comparison between the values that companies list on their home page seems to suggest that they are all much of a muchness. The impact of stated values From a psychological perspective, the question is to what extent these stated values actually determine behaviours and culture within the organisation. References: 1. Turconi, S.

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When Competition Between Coworkers Leads to Unethical Behavior

Harvard Business

In our research, recently published in the journal Human Resource Management, we found that performance evaluation schemes based on peer comparison can encourage unethical behavior. We deliberately kept the monetary incentives close to zero in order to study the effects of evaluation and comparisons instead of money and rewards.

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