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Author Archives: Kathleen Kelley Reardon
When Is It The Thought That Counts in Gift Giving? And When Is It Not?
If you’ve traveled on business, you may be familiar with the research I conducted on international gift customs some years ago. It became the “seminal work” in this area about which travel expert and publisher Fred Hornbruch wrote other references … Continue reading
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The Wrong Question: Is This Person Worth a Favor?
People are linking all around the globe. It’s supposedly savvy to know and be known, to connect and be connected. But too often these connections are peripheral. People don’t mind knowing you so long as they don’t have to provide … Continue reading
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Know The Politics Where You Work Before You “Lean In”
Why are women not reaching the top of their fields in the numbers expected? According to Catalyst, “high-potential women advance more slowly than their male peers, in terms of both career progression and pay, even though they employ career management … Continue reading
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Empty Seats in the Senate Make Persuasion Impossible
Persuasion is something you do with people, not to people. And that’s why my blog at Huffpo today is a bit on the miffed side. We’ve been scratching our heads and wondering why so little gets done in the U.S. … Continue reading
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No One is a “Young Invincible”
I just posted a blog on Huffington about this. Most of us know people who have had health challenges in their youth. At the age of 30, I was unfortunate to find a lump but fortunate to have had the … Continue reading
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Google VP Megan Smith and URPs in the Way of Women Engineers
My last blog looked at the challenges women in academia face getting ahead in a number of fields. Rather than conscious discrimination, though that exists, women business and academic leaders are talking about unconscious patterns or habits that keep women … Continue reading
Are Women Still Facing Promotion Problems in Academia?
After writing Shadow Campus, some people asked if the difficulty Meg faced in getting tenured in a primarily male business school actually still happens. I can’t blame people for thinking that situation surely must be fiction by now, and indeed … Continue reading
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Shadow Campus “Masterful Debut Mystery Novel” Writes Forbes’ Dorie Clark
Take a look at Dorie Clark’s Forbes.com thoughts on Shadow Campus here.
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A Few Useful Tips To Avoid Impasse in Negotiation
Negotiation can be pretty rough-and-tumble, as we have been witnessing in Washington the last several weeks, but skillful negotiation isn’t about sending the other side away feeling like a loser. There is no talent to that and little long-term reward. … Continue reading
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How Distributive Negotiation Works — A Look at House Republican Strategy
So much has been written about integrative negotiation where the goal is often win-win, that we forget that another type of negotiation exists as well — distributive. In this blog published today on Huffington Post, “Are Republicans Crazy? No!” you … Continue reading
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