New Papers & Columns
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Why Chinese companies need to build global brandsEvery business survives by consistently creating value for its customers; without that perceived value, customers won’t keep coming back. However, in today’s business world, it is becoming increasingl… 更多
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How can Chinese companies expand their overseas footprint?Prof. Oliver Rui offers an in-depth analysis into the compelling trend of Chinese companies “going global”. 更多
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Is feeling overqualified at work always a bad thing?Perceived overqualification – when an employee believes their qualifications (i.e.: education, work experience, and skills) exceed the requirements of their job – occurs in practically every organisat… 更多
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Want your policies and practices for innovation to be more effective? Get your managers on-messageInnovation is crucial to organisations’ long-term success, but it’s also challenging, risky and exhausting to achieve it consistently. 更多
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Four steps to developing effective global leadershipInnovation is the cornerstone of our times, posing a significant task for enterprises, cities, and nations seeking to draw in innovative talents. To do this, they must foster an environment that encou… 更多
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In today’s uncertain and complex business environments, employees need to be more “ambidextrous” in their tasksIn increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) business environments, paradoxes can be found everywhere in business. 更多
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Did setting partisanship aside improve firms’ crisis response during the pandemic?CEOs who incorporated diverse views into their decision-making process may have performed best during the crisis. 更多
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How will the need to balance efficiency against geopolitical risks impact global supply chains?Conventional wisdom, and currently unfolding events, demonstrate that patterns of international trade are changing. Opinion differs greatly as to whether these changes herald a deepening trend of de-g… 更多
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Could your 40s be the happiest time of your life?CEIBS Professor of Management Zhao Hao examines the "U-shaped happinesses curve" and explains why people's happiest times may not be when they're young, but when they've gained a little experience. 更多
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How should companies manage employees with side hustles?The rise of the gig economy and flexible employment options have encouraged employees to pursue “slashes” and develop their hobbies or skills into side hustles for self-fulfillment. 更多