14 Dec 2021 Why Firms Smash Innovative Research and Development Projects Understanding the biases that sneak into the decision making process can help companies make smarter choices about which innovations to fund, according to new research by Thorsten Grohsjean and colleagues
30 Nov 2021 Natural Learned Leaders Luisa Gagliardi and Myriam Mariani, using a natural experiment, find that leadership can be learned via the exposure to early life, inclusive, leadership enhancing opportunities, most of all education
02 Nov 2021 Are We Sure Maneskin Are Right to Open a Rolling Stones Concert? A study by Fabrizio Castellucci observes that bands that play before high status artists, in the long run, run a greater risk of disbanding and earn less money. In their case, though, it could end in a different way
15 Feb 2022 The Fault and the Blessing in Our Stars New study by Giada Di Stefano documents the changes in fine dining industry competitive dynamics when the Michelin Guide comes to town, introducing a new form of ranking
09 Nov 2021 Why Apprenticeships Are Fewer in High Skill Sectors A new study by Miguel Espinosa documents that firms in sectors that require highly skilled employees tend to avoid hiring apprentices, while firms in lowskill industries seek them. Training costs are at the core reason of their behavior
07 Oct 2021 Why a PhD at Bocconi is Worth it Bocconi PhD candidates, on average, tend to realize their career goals. Bocconi PhD Day is the chance to understand what Bocconi PhD School has to offer