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List of the research briefings we sent to members last month
Here is a selection of research briefings we sent out to members last month. Every one of these are based on research published in the last 3 months… Detecting lies is not as easy as we think it is Employee voice in unethical management situations – it all depends on how the manager sees your […]
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Last month’s research briefings
As well as podcasts, infographics, video research briefings, a copy of the monthly review, last month we sent out the following research briefings, based on just published* research to members: What is followership and how does it work? Do personality tests predict workplace deviance? Emotion regulation abilities predict work engagement and attitudes towards work Entrepreneurs: […]
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The Monthly Oxford Reviews
Downloads Home > The monthly members only Oxford Review (This page) Individual research briefings and copies of the Monthly Oxford Review are only available to members Individual Research Briefings by Category/Topic: Member Home Coaching |Evidence-Based Practice| HR | Learning& Knowledge Management | Leadership | Management | OrgDev/Org Change | Work Psychology Oxford Review Copies | Special Reports
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The Principled Leadership Scale – Interview / podcast
Introduction Principled leadership is essential in todays environment. Issues like the Enron scandal (where the Chief Executive was found guilty of 18 counts of fraud, conspiracy and insider trading) and the VW emissions scandal (where technology was used to cheat emissions testing protocol and a range of other scandals) show that unethical and unprincipled decision-making […]
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Evidence-Based Practice Research Briefings
Downloads Home > Evidence-Based Practice (This page) Individual research briefings are only available to members Individual Research Briefings by Category/Topic: Member Home Coaching |Evidence-Based Practice| HR | Learning& Knowledge Management | Leadership | Management | OrgDev/Org Change | Work Psychology Oxford Review Copies | Special Reports
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Work Psychology Research Briefings
Downloads Home > Work (I-O) Psychology Research Briefings (This page) Individual research briefings are only available to members Individual Research Briefings by Category/Topic: Member Home Coaching |Evidence-Based Practice| HR | Learning& Knowledge Management | Leadership | Management | OrgDev/Org Change | Work Psychology Oxford Review Copies | Special Reports
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Inforgraphic – Levels of Organisational Development
This infographic shows and explains the 6 levels of organisational development. All organisations go through stages as they develop. A research paper just published by researchers this month has identified the 6 levels of organisational development. Not only does this work appear to be valid but it has huge importance for business owners, leaders, managers, […]
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Infographic – Generation Z primer
Who are Generation Z and how are they defined? What does the research say about how they like to work, learn and communicate? The Oxford Review have pulled together a fully research based infographic about generation Z and what it means for your organisation. The infographic also has a primer on all the other generations […]
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Infographic – The Drivers of Innovation
New research shows there are 15 Drivers of Innovation in organisations. Knowing what these are is incredibly useful in developing innovation capability in any organisation. This useful management reference will keep you focussed in the right areas. Not a member? Apply to join now and get: Weekly research briefings sent direct to you every […]
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Infographic – How to Predict Unethical Behaviour
Being able to predict who is most likely to engage in unethical behaviour is really important in organisations. No only will this infographic show you how but it is a really useful training aid for stopping it happen in the first place by making employees, managers and leaders aware of the signs. This is one […]
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