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Horrible bosses: Why smart leaders make ‘stupid’ decisions. (2015)

"We make hundreds of decisions every single day. But … about 50% of them are wrong". Chamorro-Premuzic explains why smart leaders make ‘stupid’ decisions. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic ,CEO at Hogan Assessments, Professor of Business Psychology at University College London (UCL), Visiting Professor at Columbia University Interview for Business News Network BNN TV. 22 June 2015 (9 mins) “Decision-making is flawed because...

Written by: Chamorro-Premuzic, Tomas

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Charismatic leaders bad for business, says psychologist. (2015)

“The idea that leaders need to be some sort of charming rock star is a myth and one that is highly detrimental to the success of any organisation. Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Professor of business psychology at University College London and Columbia University New York Reported by Tao Lin in Stuff.co.nz (Fairfax New Zealand’s online edition), 24 Aug 2015 “To many, Apple founder Steve Jobs and the former heads of Air New Zea...

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The best managers are boring managers. (2015)

"...it is time for organizations to understand that their best potential managers are not the people who stand out, self-promote, take credit for others’ achievements, or have mastered the politics of upward career management Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Hogan Assessment Systems CEO; Professor of Business Psychology, University College London; faculty member Columbia University Harvard Business Review 28 Sept 2015 “First...

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Why bad guys win at work. (2015)

“…the dark side represents the toxic assets of our personality. You can turn them into career weapons, but the group will generally lose the more you win.” Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, University College London Harvard Business Review. 2 Nov 2015 “…perhaps one may think about dark-side tendencies as overused strengths - tendencies that are fairly adaptive and conducive of short-term success, but may nonetheless lea...

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How harnessing your insecurities can boost your career.

"...insecurity is an antidote to hubris....questioning your wisdom now and then is a wise thing to do." Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Hogan CEO, Professor of Business Psychology at University College London & Columbia University. Fastcompany 14 Sept 2016 "…confidence (is) often a decoy - a way of presenting ourselves that lets us enhance our status by persuading people we're competent, even when we're not. "…In fact...

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18 ways to spot a narcissist. (2015)

"...the signs of narcissism are ... not always as obvious as media depictions would have you believe." Amanda L. Chan, Managing Editor, Healthy Living, Huffpost 14 August 2015 “Chances are, you've encountered a narcissist. You know, that friend who somehow manages to revert every topic of conversation back to himself; the colleague who is always bragging about having the latest, greatest ____; the family member who t...

Written by: Chan, Amanda, L.

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“See You in Court”: How CEO narcissism increases firms’ vulnerability to lawsuits (2017)

"...In spite of the claim that there is both a “bright side” and a “dark side” to narcissistic leadership, overall, there is little evidence that firms with narcissistic CEOs perform better in the long term than do those with less narcissistic leaders, but significant evidence that they can put their organizations at risk." Charles A.O'Reil...

Written by: Charles A. O'Reilly, Bernadette Doerr, Jennifer A. Chatman

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The Virility Paradox: The vast influence of testosterone on our bodies, minds, and the world we live in (2018)

High levels of testosterone "will deplete compassion and generosity, and even reduce the affection we show our children." Ryan, Charles J. The Virility Paradox: The Vast Influence of Testosterone on Our Bodies, Minds, and the World We Live In. BenBella Books, 2018 A new book titled: The Virility Paradox: The Vast Influence of Testosterone on Our Bodies, Minds, and ...

Written by: Charles J Ryan

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Executive 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), Singapore Donald C. Hambrick, professor, Pennsylvania State University Administrative Science Quarterly, 56:202 2011 “We found partial evidence that high...

Written by: Chatterjee, A. & Hambrick, Donald C.

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Master of puppets: How narcissistic CEOs construct their professional worlds. (2016)

“…narcissistic CEOs …pursue media celebrity, affiliate with high-status board members, employ lower-status management team members and manage each group differently...” Arijit Chatterjee, Management, ESSEC Business School, Singapore and Timothy Pollock, Penn State University Academy of Management Review, amr-2015. Abstract: “We explore how narcissistic CEOs addres...

Written by: Chatterjee, A., & Pollock, T.

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