In August, members of our Sanger Research Lab took part in the yearly Academy of Management Conference. They joined over 10,000 other management scholars to share their research and discuss...
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In the modern workplace, the concept of "hierarchical flexing" has emerged as a way to manage teams and projects more effectively. This technique involves adjusting the level of control and...
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“Many companies emphasize the importance of increasing diversity and inclusion in decision-making teams and promoting processes that encourage employees to express their differences in opinion. It is naive, however, to...
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Great leaders have a variety of tools that they can utilize across different situations. To acquire these tools takes awareness and intentional practice in the form of experimentation. To help...
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Leadership styles are not one size fits all. Leaders must be able to pivot, adjusting to the situation at hand. Hippos, or the highest paid person in organizations, should know...
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Sanger's faculty director Lindy Greer has been promoted to professor of management and organizations at the Ross School of Business! Greer was one of nine faculty members at the Ross...
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On March 22, the Sanger Leadership Center’s faculty director Lindy Greer was a featured guest on Michigan Ross’ Working for the Weekend podcast. In episode #508, Connecting with Your Inner...
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Two courses taught by our Sanger faculty champions were recently named top 10 courses according to Michigan Ross Full-Time MBA students. The Psychology of Startup Teams (MO 602) Faculty Director...
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Even before COVID-19, businesses large and small were embracing the digital economy through e-commerce, telecommuting, virtual teamwork, and online learning. There’s no doubt that the prolonged experience of working from...
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In an essay for the Michigan Ross Center for Positive Organizations (CPO) and the Greater Good Science Center, our faculty director Dr. Lindy Greer notes that workplace hierarchies are necessary....
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