Posts tagged with: Management
What I see, what I do: how executive hubris affects firm innovation. (2012)
"This study explores the potential benefits of executive hubris to firm innovation. Both studies render robust support to the authors’ main theoretical prediction - that executive hubris is positively related to...
Flying too close to the sun? Hubris among CEOs and how to prevent it. (2012)
"Hubris among CEOs is generally considered to be undesirable.. however the literature fails to provide a precise definition of CEO hubris and is silent on how to prevent it. Valérie...
Financial reporting frauds: A manifestation of hubris in the C-suite? Some exploratory evidence. (2012)
"The authors investigate the relationship between CEO hubris, a firm’s managerial, governance and market oversight attributes, and a propensity to financial misreporting. Michel Magnan, John Molson School of Business Concordia...
Leadership – an elusive concept. (2012)
“Leadership is a word I am most uncomfortable with. It has so many meanings and nuances of meaning, many of which are contradictory …. Wanting a strong leader may be...
Dominant CEO, deviant strategy, and extreme performance: The moderating role of a powerful board. (2011)
“…it is possible that coupling dominant CEOs with powerful boards represents an ideal governance arrangement.” Jianyun Tang, Memorial University of Newfoundland Mary Crossan & W. Glenn Rowe, Richard Ivey School...
When confidence is detrimental: influence of overconfidence on leadership effectiveness. (2011)
"Although leaders should be enocuraged to be confident, there is a risk in encouraging overconfidence. In fact, leaders should try to keep their confidence fairly low when it is necessary...
Overconfidence and early-life experiences: the effect of management traits on corporate financial policies. (2011)
"..overconfident managers use less external finance .. CEOs who grew up during the Great Depression are averse to debt .. CEOs with military experience pursue more aggressive policies Malmendier, U., University...
CEO overconfidence and management forecasting. (2011)
"Overconfident CEOs are more likely to issue optimistically biased forecasts because they overestimate their ability to affect their financial results and/or they underestimate the probability of random events Hribar,...
A culture of mania: a psychoanalytic view of the incubation of the 2008 credit crisis. (2011)
"The financial turmoil of 2008 (was) preceded by an incubation period lasting for over two decades during which a culture of mania developed .. a culture comprised of denial; omnipotence;...
The detrimental effects of power on confidence, advice taking, and accuracy. (2011)
"Power can exacerbate the tendency for people to overweight their own initial judgment, such that the most powerful decision makers can also be the least accurate. See, K.E., Morrison,...