Management
Power and over-confident decision-making. (2011)
"In 2009, British Petroleum (BP) executives confidently down-played potential risks associated with their Gulf of Mexico oil rig, assuring regulators that it was virtually impossible for a major accident to...
Written by: Fast, Sivanathan, Mayer and Galinsky.
Read moreHubris Syndrome: An emergent outcome of the complex social process of everyday interaction? (2011)
"It is the contradiction between the complex social dynamics of real-life organizations and the dominant view of what leaders are supposed to do that creates ideal conditions for "hubris syndrome"...
Written by: Rodgers, Chris.
Read moreStatus differentiation and the protean self: A social-cognitive model of unethical behavior in organizations. (2011)
“The news lately is replete with .. high level executives of nearly bankrupt companies cutting jobs, pay, or pensions with one hand, while accepting bonuses and fantastic perquisites for themselves with...
Written by: Galperin, B. L., Bennett, R. J., & Aquino, K.
Read moreLeadership and the rise of the corporate psychopath: What can business schools do about the ‘snakes inside’? (2011).
"... business school students value empathy least, are more self-interested, (and) demonstrate 50% more cheating behaviour than any other major." Dr Amanda Gudmundsson and Gregory Southey, Queensland University of Technology,...
Written by: Gudmundsson, A., & Southey, G.
Read moreInsurance and procedural ethics: Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon explosion. (2011)
Given insurers’ highly significant role… it would be relevant to reflect on their possible catalytic role … on the ethical conditions under which project risks are managed. A. A. Kyrtsis,...
Written by: Kyrtsis, A. A.
Read moreThe introduction of a non-traditional and aggressive approach to banking: the risks of hubris. (2011)
"The study highlights the risks of hubris, in that media praise and early successes can increase the pace of adoption of innovations which offer short-term gains but are detrimental in...
Written by: Lawrence, Pazzaglia and Sonpar.
Read moreDetecting linguistic traces of destructive narcissism at-a-distance in a CEO’s letter to shareholders. (2011)
"Through selective analyses of letters to shareholders the authors explore the potential of this important form of corporate communications to provide linguistic traces of destructive narcissism. Amernic, J: Joseph...
Written by: Amernic, J & Craig R.
Read moreBehavioral governance and self-conscious emotions: Unveiling governance implications of authentic and hubristic pride. (2011)
"The authors elucidate the ‘bright’ connotation of pride, namely authentic pride. They argue that examining both positive and negative facets of pride is a critical complement to understanding the governance...
Written by: Bodolica and Spraggon.
Read moreThe corporate psychopaths theory of the global financial crisis. (2011)
"psychopaths in corporations … had a major part in causing the crisis. Their rise has been facilitated by changes in the way people are employed, particularly in the last third...
Written by: Boddy, Clive R.
Read moreExecutive personality, capability cues, and risk taking: how narcissistic CEOs react to their successes and stumbles. (2011)
"research into responses to objective performance vs social praise... provides new insights about the antecedents of executives’ confidence." Arijit Chatterjee, assistant professor, Ecole Superieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (ESSEC),...
Written by: Chatterjee, A. & Hambrick, Donald C.
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