Amid Calls for Social Justice, Researcher is Hopeful for More Inclusive Workplaces
Oscar Holmes says the global racial reckoning and the pandemic have made us aware of the nation’s critical weaknesses and has made us stronger.
Tag: management
Cultural Friction Between Managers of Foreign Subsidiaries and Host Country Workers Can Harm a Firm’s Performance
Deeksha Singh of the Rutgers School of Business‒Camden says language is a major delineator between two cultures.
A Strategic Global Win: Professor Named One of World’s Most Prolific International Strategic Management Researchers
By Ed Moorhouse Rakesh Sambharya, a professor of management and international business at Rutgers University–Camden, has been identified as one of the most prolific researchers in the field of international strategic management by Management International Review. Sambharya, a resident of Lansdale, Pa., was named among 42 of the most prominent researchers in this field according […]
Prejudice Goes Unnoticed in Organizations, says New Research by Management Scholar
By Ed Moorhouse While the emotionally charged conversation surrounding race continues across the country, an assistant professor of management at the Rutgers School of Business–Camden says many people fail to identify acts of prejudice when they are not overt, and he’s hoping a research chapter he co-authored brings those issues to light. Oscar Holmes IV […]
Baseball is Chemistry: For Losing Teams, Finding the Right Mix of Players is Key, According to Rutgers University–Camden Management Expert
As spring turns to summer and temperatures begin to soar, the forecast remains dreary for the Philadelphia Phillies, who, as expected, currently reside at the bottom of the National League standings. While fans clamor for a winner, a Rutgers University–Camden management professor says the key to righting the ship is simple: better team chemistry. “Do […]
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