We continue our conversation about Power and status in the workplace and the effects it may have. Eric Anicich, a former research coordinator at the Kellog School of Management, was part of a research team that conducted a study on the effects of power and status. Eric and Tim Muma discuss how a vicious cycle of negativity can occur when power and status dont' mesh. They also talks about the role an organization's structure plays a role.
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Power vs. Status (Pt. 2)
November 16, 2012
Eric Anicich
Doctoral Student (Research Coordinator), Columbia Business School
Tim Muma
Product Marketing Lead, LocalJobNetwork.com
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