Year: 2022
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The dark side to professionalism
There is a ‘professionalism paradox’ that increases vulnerability to conflict of interest, says a new paper by Sunita Sah, a Fellow at Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more
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Startups, technology giants and career change – for our recent Cambridge MBA graduates
We meet some of our most recent graduates and hear about their career pivots as they jump from small startups to corporate giants or discover the startup journey for themselves – all firmly in the tech sector. Read more
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Five tips on how to pick the right business school when a campus visit is not possible
Comparing business schools is hard in the current climate and visiting your chosen campus in person is not always possible. Here we share some tips to help you explore the MBA programme of your choice from afar, as well as visualise your lived experience on campus and the study journey ahead when you apply. Read more
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Catching paedophiles
Novel study in the Academy of Management Journal offers law enforcement an embedded view of the practice of ‘hunting’ paedophiles – which also has implications for other controversial closed communities enabled by social media. Read more
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Cultivating luck
Three steps can help people make the most of serendipity to advance their careers and fulfilment, says a new Harvard Business Review article co-authored by Thomas Roulet of Cambridge Judge Business School. Read more