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My major research interests
is the
problem of managing people and companies in a cross cultural
environment. My major teaching responsibilities are a course I
created titled HR
& ME. This seminar introduces HEC's MBA, Grande Ecole, and
Masters students to human resource management from a perspective
that is immediately useful to their careers. Simply stated, the
question discussed in each session is, "How can company HR policies
help (or hurt) my career?" I also offer courses in cross
cultural management and the special independent study course
entitled Best
in France. Click on the names for links to these courses.
The following links will take you to his personal pages and
various project pages at HEC School of Management where you can find
a collection of articles & links about organisational & personal
adaptation in a cross cultural context such as: managing your
career, subordinates, superiors, salary & taxes, and other useful
subjects.
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Latest papers available for download |
Tacit Knowledge in a Cultural Context - This
is a study of tacit knowledge and discusses what it is and
how it might be measured. It reports on data gathered
from over 500 people and was written for the Les Echos
series on the Art of Management. (PDF - 117 KB)
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The Email Is Delivered Instantly So Why Do Responses Take So
Long - This is a study of managers'
attitudes about the emails they receive and send. It
reports data from a cross country survey of 750 managers and
was written for the Les Echos series on the Art of
Management. (doc - 43 KB)
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Links to main project pages |
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Some
Interesting Recent
Books
Career Warfare: 10 Rules for
Building a Successful Personal Brand and Fighting to Keep It
by David F. D'Allessandro (CEO of John Hancock) McGraw-Hill, 2004.
Blink: The Power of Thinking without Thinking.
Malcolm Gladwell. Little, Brown and Company, New York. 2005
Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of
Everything. Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner. Harper
Collins, New York. 2005
The Caliph's House: A Year in Casablanca. Tahir Shah.
Bantam 2006 |
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