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Motivating volunteers – praise or satisfaction?
Using public recognition is a useful way to motivate volunteers and attract people who are not necessarily motivated by altruism.
International Networks of Excellence
A major new research initiative that investigates the economic costs of mental ill-health, ‘thriving’ at work and groundbreaking ways of harnessing Big Data.
How Malaysian corporate laws can recover after corruption
The 1MDB money laundering scandal was corruption on a global scale. How can Malaysia recover – and persuade the world it has changed?
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Selected stories highlighting the impact of our research and how it is influencing the nature and idea of business around the world.
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Ever experienced a food coma after your Christmas lunch? With five days to go before Christmas day, #MonashLens talked to Professor Hean Tat Keh to find out more about our reasons for overindulging during the festive season.
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Congratulations to all our students graduating this week! Stay in touch! https://www.monash.edu/business/alumni
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How can you measure value? And what is the benefit in measuring it? Monash Business School's Dr Paul Thambar and Professor Matthew Hall have been working on a project that aims to establish a reliable way of measuring value for Australia's co-operative and mutual enterprises (CMEs). Read more about the challenges of the project and the proposed benefits in the latest #Impact article.
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Is it enough to know you're doing a good job or do you need to be publicly recognised? What motivates volunteers depends on what drives them personally and a recent study by Professor Asadul Islam of more than 4,000 volunteer tutors in Bangladesh found that those with altruistic values might feel deterred by public displays of gratitude. Read the article in full on #Impact #MonashBusiness
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Food comas and Christmas are almost synonymous for a lot of us. Research shows that one of the reasons we overindul… https://t.co/mNDRwqCoko
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Our Department of Marketing has been recognised with a number of awards at the recent @ANZMAC conference held in Ad… https://t.co/olE3o0sryv
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Congratulations to our @CHE_Monash researchers, A/Prof Gang Chen, A/Prof Duncan Mortimer, A/Prof Dennis Petrie, and… https://t.co/veXdRDBrBs
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RT @BusinessDeans: Why corporate surveys provide useful data on workplace issues, employee engagement and workplace culture. #workplace #or…