- 3 Ways to Use Criticism to Boost Your CreativityApril 5, 2019 - Thrive Global
This is how you turn that negative into a positive.Regardless of our profession, most of us are looking for ways we can improve our work. Whether that has to do with being more efficient, thorough, or broader in our thinking, feedback can be very useful [more...]
- Women Won't Achieve Equal Pay by Following 'Empowerment' ClichesApril 2, 2019 - Fortune
On Equal Pay Day, you’ll see many think pieces explaining why now the time for women to be compensated the same as men.But women will never get pay equity if they try to do so by simply standing up for themselves. Instead, they need to work together to [more...]
- Penalised for having a work-life balance?March 15, 2019 - The Sydney Morning Herald
Many employees, depending on the organisation they work for, are spoilt for choice when it comes to work-life balance entitlements. These often include flextime, job sharing, working from home, generous leave and more. So why, then, do so few people take [more...]
- New study details the sneaky way some CEOs can make money when the company's stock fallsFebruary 20, 2019 - NBC News
Chief executive officers are driven by success, and the more they can get for their companies, the better their personal fortunes. At least that's the theory behind corporations loading up their CEOs with stock or, as the experts put it, "aligning CEO [more...]
- The Benefits of Female Leadership in TechFebruary 5, 2019 - Entrepreneur Magazine
Following a phenomenal year of growth in the US, global affiliate marketing firm Awin announced Awin US and ShareASale will unify leadership and operations in 2019 to expand upon the strategic solutions offered to clients across both platforms in North [more...]
- Former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett found her voice at work by speaking up for othersJanuary 17, 2019 - Quartz
Speaking up isn’t always easy, especially at work.Even those of us who don’t necessarily consider ourselves shy sometimes hesitate to chime in for fear of being wrong or sounding stupid. Yet what if there was no one else to say it? Would you find a way [more...]
- Tired CEOs are moody and distracted: Why business leaders need more sleepJanuary 17, 2019 - CNN Business
Many company leaders would tell you they don't get enough sleep.But most managers or CEOs wouldn't admit they're coming to work a little drunk, distracted, less creative and more likely to be abusive to their teams. Yet those are the effects that [more...]
- Monitoring that keeps fraud at bayJanuary 9, 2019 - Business Daily Africa
Sensational corporate scandals occasionally scream from newspaper headlines. In the past few months, the French carmaker Renault and Japanese auto giants Nissan and Mitsubishi’s joint collaboration grabbed world attention with the chairman sitting in a [more...]
- Being bored can be good for you — if you do it right. Here’s howJanuary 4, 2019 - Time
If you’re waiting for brilliance to strike, try getting bored first. That’s the takeaway of a study published recently in the journal Academy of Management Discoveries, which found that boredom can spark individual productivity and creativity.In the [more...]
- 9 Ways to Be More Strategic in 2019: Our Favorite Advice From the Last YearDecember 21, 2018 - Inverse.com
The holidays can feel like a full-time job. There’s the shopping, which is stressful and often super sweaty, and probably some travel (may your flights be on time and your train terminals be relatively urine free). If you’re hosting, there’s an intense [more...]
- What Women-Owned Businesses Want and Need in 2019December 12, 2018 - Inc.
The numbers are trending up, and here's what we can all do to ensure it continues.By Rebekah Iliff, Writer, speaker, entrepreneurThese days, it's nearly impossible to peruse your favorite business outlet or watch the nightly news without seeing a [more...]
- There Are 2 Types of Investor Questions. Here's How to Nail BothNovember 27, 2018 - Inc.
By Kimberly Weisul, Editor-at-large, Inc.com Research shows that investors put female founders on the defensive more than they do their male counterparts. Now there's a strategy to turn the conversation around.There are investor pitches that go well. [more...]
- This is how to kick your addiction to SlackNovember 27, 2018 - Fast Company
This isnie Vozza | 1 Minute ReadInstant messaging platforms like Slack have transformed workplace communication, to the point that “slack” has become a verb (as in, “I’ll Slack that to you later”). But even as it solves one problem (cutting down on the [more...]
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Academy of Management Annals: The highest impact, peer-reviewed management journal!
Academy of Management Annals is an essential piece of the totality of the AOM portfolio of publications, and we are excited to be able to highlight the unique content which makes Annals the top journal in its field. You will see a number of changes to Annals, effective immediately, with the new edition of Annals for 2017, Volume 11. First, we have streamlined the AOM member online content experience by officially adding Annals to our internal journal content platform. Second, beginning with Volume 11, the Academy of Management will add Annals to the portfolio of our self-published titles, thus bringing to a close our relationship with Annals' previous publisher, Taylor & Francis. Third, we have also redesigned the Annals format—we have brought it into alignment with our other journals with a new cover and paperback binding. And finally, beginning with Volume 11 (2017), Annals will publish two issues per year, the first issue (Volume 11, Issue 1) in January 2017 followed by Volume 11, Issue 2 in August 2017. Stay tuned for more exciting news to come with Annals in the coming year!
Because of its origins as an invitation-only, once-per-year hardback volume, the question often arises regarding how to count an Annals publication on one's CV. We are often asked whether the articles are book chapters or journal articles, and whether they are peer-reviewed.
The answer is simple: Annals articles are peer-reviewed journal articles. But many schools and promotion and tenure committees are unaware of this. So spread the word!
Why the confusion? Volumes 1-8 of Annals were not peer reviewed. Beginning with Volume 9, Annals changed its submission and review process from invited [more...]