New Research from Erin Reid Explores the Boundaries of Work and Non-Work Identities
A new paper by SMG Professor Erin Reid and Harvard Business School's Lakshmi Ramarajan departs from a decades-old "myth of separate worlds" about the personal and professional, and explores a new theory of how people manage their non-work identities in the workplace. More
Kathy Kram on Changing Trends in Work-at-Home Policies
BU Today spoke with Kathy Kram, Richard C. Shipley Professor in Management, about the potential benefits and negative consequences of a work-from-home ban for a company like Yahoo and its employees. More
Kathy Kram’s Mentoring Research Featured in Forbes
On January 29, Forbes.com featured the research of Boston University's Kathy Kram, as part of the article "3 Ways to Develop Your People Without Overwhelming Yourself." More
Karen Golden-Biddle in Sloan Management Review on Changing an Org without Blowing It Up
In the Winter 2013 "Innovation" issue of MIT Sloan Management Review, Senior Associate Dean Karen Golden-Biddle explores a new approach to organizational transformation and meaningful change. More
SMG Undergrads Dissect Shakespeare
For six straight semesters, the SMG organizational behavior department and the College of Fine Arts School of Theatre have collaborated to teach the universality of human behaviors. More
