Leadership
How Emotional Intelligence impacts your salary
Do social smarts set you apart? Prof. Aarti Ramaswami shares insights on how emotional intelligence impacts salary and career prospects.
ARTICLES WITH TAG: Employment
Economy & Finance
Shedding Light on the Shadow Economy: what trade-offs should governments make?
Cristina Terra, Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business School, shares her research into the effects of regulations and policies on the informal economy and points the world’s governments towards a dilemma: should the shadow economy be tolerated after all?
Education
Optimizing your international experience for career success
Aarti Ramaswami, Associate Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School and Academic Director of the ESSEC Global MBA, shares a video on how to make the most of international work experiences to boost your career
Economy & Finance
who still needs French unions?
The dynamics of French unionism and the recent tensions between French unions and the government related to proposed changes in the French labour law can be understood more accurately from an appropriate historical perspective.
Strategy
A 10 step guide to negotiating a job offer
As part of the new IRENE case study series, negotiation expert Aurélien Colson (Professor at ESSEC Business School and IRENE Director) identifies key steps to successfully negotiating a new job offer.
Leadership
Making the Most out of an International Career
A growing number of qualified employees are migrating to a new country to advance their careers. Human resource managers need to understand the differences between them, and the factors that will contribute to their success.
Sustainability
The Old Girls Club: Gender Quotas and Women as Role Models
Men have a multitude of role models in upper-level positions to choose from in terms of designing their career paths. Women, on the other hand, have a much harder time identifying useful role models
Economy & Finance
Do minimum wages increase unemployment?
A legislative tug of war is taking place in the United States between unions and restaurant owners on a background of economic theory dispute.
Leadership
Are you cut out for life as an expatriate?
Before you book that flight, you might want to consider this new research.