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Why some bosses lash out — and feel good about it (temporarily)

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INDIANAPOLIS — From a teenager working in a grocery store to a veteran employee at a Fortune 500 company, many workers across sectors and age groups have been on the receiving end of an angry boss. New research from a team of management scholars, including Emily Poulton from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Indianapolis,…… Read more »

Relationship strength influences how people ask for repayment, research finds

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Relationship strength influences how people ask for repayment, research findsAsking to be repaid can be an awkward conversation — especially depending on who owes you. New research from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Indianapolis reveals the way people request money back is influenced by the closeness of their relationship with the borrower. 

Mark Mayer and Emily Murphy named faculty chairs for the Undergraduate Program at Kelley Indianapolis

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The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis announces new leadership for the Undergraduate Program. Mark Mayer, clinical associate professor of marketing, will take over as faculty chair of the program, and Emily Murphy, senior lecturer in business communications, is assuming a new role of associate faculty chair. Mark and Emily take the helm from business law…… Read more »

Kelley School Indianapolis welcomes seven new faculty members

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INDIANAPOLIS – The Kelley School of Business Indianapolis welcomes seven full-time faculty members. “We’re excited to add such an exceptional group of scholars to our Kelley faculty, each bringing a unique blend of academic rigor and real-world experience,” said Julie Manning Magid, vice dean of Kelley Indianapolis and professor of business law. “These new faculty…… Read more »

Building a robust and reliable talent pipeline for the city and state

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Building a robust and reliable talent pipeline for the city and stateSince 1974, the Kelley School of Business has been shaping business in Indianapolis. With robust academic programs, translational research, and growth-focused industry partnerships, Kelley Indianapolis celebrates 50 years as a vital driver in central Indiana’s talent and workforce development.