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Professor Tim Judge emphasizes the importance of individual traits over traditional qualifications in hiring practices, arguing that genetics and personality play a crucial role in predicting career success. He promotes using specific tests, such as the Wonderlic Contemporary Cognitive Ability Test and the Big 5 Personality Test, to identify smart candidates with the right temperaments for various roles. Drawing from his experiences and research, Judge explores how personality influences workplace dynamics and leadership emergence.
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Dean Carolyn Y. Woo emphasized the importance of foresight in leadership during the 2009 launch of the Foresight in Business and Society course at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. In December 2010, students presented their insights on emerging trends, including the growth of jobs for windmill-repair technicians, increased global meat consumption due to rising affluence, and a resurgence of manufacturing jobs in the U.S. The course, unique in its integration into the core curriculum, challenges students to evaluate global and environmental trends and their ethical implications. In recognition of their innovative curriculum proposal, instructors
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The Mendoza College of Business is hosting a virtual case competition for individuals to analyze a real-life business challenge offered by the manufacturer of the Keurig coffee-makers.
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The Mendoza College of Business is hosting a virtual case competition where individual participants can analyze a real-life business challenge offered by Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
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Finance professor, Jeff Bergstrand, is quoted in this article about the shift of economic gravity toward Asia and away from the transatlantic.
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Jeff Bergstrand, professor of finance, is quoted in this article about the bigger-than-expected decline in China’s trade surplus.
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Tim Loughran, finance professor, is quoted in this article about how companies controlled by buyout firms face more pressure to go public to pay back the debt from their LBOs
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Jeff Bergstrand discusses the repercussions of China’s currency policies as President Hu Jintao prepares for a summit with President Obama.
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Carol Phillips, marketing adjunct instructor, comments on Kraft Foods recently hiring homeless man Ted Williams as its new advertising voice.
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Management professor Corey Angst explains how use of the iPad is evolving and becoming increasingly relevant in higher education.