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Running to Criticism: The conviction that exceptional contributions requires an ethic of seeking unbiased feedback and a commitment to addressing, both individually and collectively as a farm, our most critical development needs. Washington Business Journal Fastest Growing Companies in DC Region—2013. Finalist, Jefferson Awards—2012.
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In an Academy of Management Journal editorial, we described two problems that contribute to this challenge. Researchers have found that managers tend to be unaware of research-supported management insights reported in academic journals, and that such insights are typically excluded in practitioner-oriented journals.
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Awareness to understand issues of ethics and values. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 81(3), 58. Journal of Virtues and Leadership. Journal of Applied Psychology, 95(3). The ten characteristics of a servant leader are: Listening to identify a group's will and help clarify that will. Paulist Press.
Within the last five to 10 years, several major professional societies considered banning or did ban industry scientists from presenting their research at annual meetings or publishing in the society’s journal regardless of the merits of the research. And continued vigilance is prudent.
Journal of Work Applied Management, 11 (2), 143-164. Leaders as Coaches: Towards a Code of Ethics. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science: A Publication of the NTL Institute, OnlineFirst, 1. & Palmer, S. Psychology in executive coaching: An integrated literature review. McCarthy, G., & & da Motta Veiga, S.
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