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05 Nov 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“Managing Stigma Spillover” - Ms. Rongrong ZHANG
Firms can be compromised by a scandal or an “event” stigma spillover—adverse consequences arising simply from being in the same industry subcategory as other firms that are directly implicated in a socially vilified scandal. This mixed-methods study of the Chinese infant formula industry after the -
12 Oct 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“One News, Many Views: Strategy, Investor Disagreement on Social Media, and Consequences for Ventures Going Public” - Mr. Sayan Sarkar
Evaluating an investment opportunity entails making decisions under uncertainty. If the future is inherently uncertain not all investors will converge to an identical investment decision. While management research explains how investors respond - on average - to a wide range of factors including -
24 Sep 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“With a Little Help from My Compliant Peers: Networks and Variations in Physicians’ Compliance to State Opioid Prescribing Limits” - Dr Victoria Shu ZHANG
Why do non-compliant practices persist after a law is introduced? This paper unpacks variations in regulatory compliance using a social networks lens. Existing literature at the intersection of law and networks largely evokes peer influence as a key mechanism for the diffusion of compliance. But -
16 Sep 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
What are you talking about? Follower construal level and cognitive appraisals of visionary leadership - Dr Junhyok Yim
Over the decades visionary leadership has been considered as the core for successful leadership. On this note scholars have argued that visionary leadership is generally well-received by followers overlooking the possibility that visionary leadership can be a demand for followers. Drawing on the -
16 Sep 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“Explaining (and solving) the class ceiling: The role of labor market dynamics and organizational newcomer adjustment.” - Ms LIM Hia Hui
Education is considered the main upward mobility pathway but even with comparable education and level of competence workers with lower socioeconomic status (SES) origins are disadvantaged in terms of earnings and occupational attainment. This problem has been labeled the “class ceiling” -
14 Sep 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
Newcomers as Wedges: Bifurcating Effects on Incumbents’ Networks and Performance - Dr Ying ZHANG
Studies investigating how newcomers influence incumbent group members have shown equivocal performance outcomes. To disambiguate these effects I propose and test the idea that a high-performing newcomer’s impact on incumbents’ performance flows through changes in incumbents’ communication -
27 Aug 2020 |MGT - Orientation
MGT Student Orientation 2020
Dear MGT Freshmen Welcome to the Department of Management! On behalf of everyone at the Department we would like to extend our warmest welcome to you. You are cordially invited to attend Departmental Students Orientation on 27th August 2020 (Thursday) at 2:00pm. This is an excellent -
29 Jun 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“CEO Temporal Ambivalence: The Dual Pathway to Firm Ambidextrous Innovation” - Ms. Shi TANG
In this paper I introduce a new concept of CEO temporal ambivalence to capture the extent to which CEOs characteristically devote simultaneous attention to the present and future. This concept allows a better understanding of how CEOs attend to the fundamental intertemporal tensions between the -
20 Jun 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“The U.S. local newspapers in the digital age: How do multi-sided platforms adapt to technological change?” - Dr. Kyeonggook PARK (Francis)
The questions of whether and which incumbent firms can adapt to technological change have been studied from diverse theoretical perspectives. These questions however have yet to be studied in the context of multi-sided platforms. In this paper I examine how multi-sided platforms respond to a -
17 Jun 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
REGULAR AS A CLOCK: ITERATION RHYTHMS OF DIGITAL STARTUPS IN THE GLOBAL MOBILE GAME INDUSTRY - Mr ZHANG Pengxiang Alex
While iteration has garnered a tremendous amount of interest particularly among digital startups this area of inquiry remains severely understudied. To date we know little about the fundamental tension between iterating with regular rhythms and simply being responsive. Integrating research on -
13 May 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“ALIKE AND UNLIKE: HOW CAN CATEGORIZATION AFFECT MARKET REACTIONS TO PEER FIRMS’ DELISTING” - Dr Yinuo TANG
How can a focal firm be affected by its peer firms’ legitimacy disruption? Prior research has tackled this issue by underscoring a similarity-based contagion effect thus overlooking potential opportunities for the focal firm. Extending the categorization literature we distinguish between -
07 Apr 2020 |MGT - Research Seminar
“Metaphors to Communicate Organizational Development: The Strategic Plans of CityU”
This is a research seminar ... and a history lesson. The use of metaphors to communicate and manage organizational development and change is explored. Drawing on the strategic management literature and applying discourse analysis a metaphorical continuum is proposed. It is applied to examine the