For psychologist Cary Cooper, at Lancaster University, this race is a collective national protest of politics as usual. What they are doing is trying to exercise some control, and trying to send a message, he says. It is in a way a protest vote about the way in which politics has been done in th
Date: May 07, 2015
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For organization, far more girls in charge implies larger profits
"We're on the cusp of a revolution," says Cary Cooper, a professor at Lancaster University Management School in Britain. "If organizations never allow more flexibility, much more autonomy, they are just going to keep losing (ladies)."
"We need honest appraisals of what is going on if the public is going to change their opinion," said Cary Cooper, a professor at Lancaster University Management School. "(The public) need someone who is open and honest."
Cary Cooper, professor of organisational psychology and health at Lancaster University Management School, says more people are taking an interest in nurturing their "resilience", another former HR-speak expression fast crossing into the mainstream vocabulary that he defines as "the capability to mai