Critical Thinking in the Age of Generative AI
D'Amore-McKim Professor Barbara Larson argues that we need critical thinking skills when facing GenAI in management learning and education.
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Halloween is coming to stores earlier and earlier. There's a spooky reason why
According to D'Amore-McKim marketing experts, there's a psychological reason you may be buying candy corn in August.
Your Relationship With Your Boss Matters
D'Amore-McKim Associate Teaching Professor Curtis Odom emphasizes the importance of building a solid relationship with your boss by highlighting that it's less about friendship and more about trust, communication, and aligning with their goals.
Why are food prices still so high? What is price gouging — and why is it so complicated?
D'Amore-McKim food pricing expert John Lowrey says the story is a complicated one, not least because of lingering uncertainty from the pandemic.
Men are seen as creative geniuses—but women come up with creative ideas that actually solve problems, according to a new study
D'Amore-McKim Professor Manuel Vaulont analyzed 700 studies with more than 265,000 individual participants to examine the behaviors that lead to creativity
Put humans first, AI second: David De Cremer
Dunton Family Dean, David De Cremer, shares expert opinions on the importance of adopting AI in the workplace.
Unlocking Your Ideal Career by Understanding Work Values
Professor Paula Caligiuri shares the three values that build the foundation of an ideal career.
Thriving in the AI Era: A 7-Step Playbook For CEOs
Distinguished Professor Nada Sanders' latest article on Chief Executive explores the unique challenges, opportunities, and pressing questions that business leaders face today.
Sheila Puffer became a top expert on post-Soviet Russia's free market. Her Northeastern career outlasted it
During her 36-year university tenure, the distinguished professor researched corporate strategy and leadership in the emerging capitalist business landscape. Thanks to Putin's regime, that's finished. She's not.
Business leaders should use human-centered approaches to AI adoption, Northeastern dean says
David De Cremer released his new book, “The AI-Savvy Leader: Nine Ways to Take Back Control and Make AI Work,” last month.