Work to Live, or Live to Work? The Effects of Working Long Hours
The short-term productivity gains of working long hours don't outweigh the long-term losses to one's health, well-being and performance.
05/13/2025 | By Alyssa Riley; Christopher Rosen
FEATURED
RESEARCH
Rethinking Job Interviews for Autistic Applicants
In order to increase hiring accuracy—thereby creating a more talented workforce—employers should replace traditional hiring practices with inclusive ones.
05/06/2025 | By Kaslyn Tidmore; Maira Ezerins, Lauren Simon and Christopher Rosen
Breaking the Texting Habit: Why Young Drivers Take the Risk
Even though young drivers know that texting while driving is dangerous, many still do it. New research uncovers why this occurs, shaping future interventions.
04/29/2025 | By Alyssa Riley; Janeth Gabaldon
Slowing Down to Speed Up: The Power of Ethical Tech Development
By grounding design in ethical principles, developers are able to align emerging technology with human values aimed at enhancing social impact.
04/15/2025 | By Meghan Perry; Amber Young and Tamara Roth
Letting It Out: The Power of Workplace Venting
While venting at work can cause distress for those who listen, it can also trigger empathetic responses that can lead to more supportive work environments.
04/08/2025 | By Kaslyn Tidmore; Christopher Rosen
PERSPECTIVES
Good People, Bad Systems: When Performance Incentives Undermine Ethics
The road to unethical behavior is paved with good intentions, but systems that encourage values-based action can help build ethical workplace cultures.
04/22/2025 | By Meredith Taylor
Navigating Tough Choices: How to Act on Your Values
Strengthen workplace integrity with the Giving Voice to Values framework, transforming ethical principles into daily practices that shape company culture.
03/25/2025 | By Meredith Taylor
No Check Swings: Walton College Goes Big on AI and Supply Chain
Walton College's Daniel Stanton and Janeth Gabaldon discuss how their course equips students with the skills and mindset to thrive in an AI-enhanced world.
03/18/2025 | By Meghan Perry; Daniel Stanton and Janeth Gabaldon
Knowing Your Values: Stay True to Yourself
Engaging in a process in which you critically examine your personal and organizational values can help you make decisions that are both ethical and authentic.
02/25/2025 | By Meredith Taylor
Highlights from the 2025 Business Forecast Luncheon
Nobody knows just how 2025 will unfold: downside risks could sink everyone’s forecasts or events could prove these economists' forecasts (mostly) true.
02/11/2025
How Understanding Cognitive Biases Protects Us Against Deepfakes
Deepfakes are created to exploit our vulnerabilities, but understanding psychological and moral frameworks can help us critically evaluate online content.
01/28/2025 | By Meredith Taylor
Top 5 Takeaways from the 2024 Walton MBA Leadership Summit
EMBA students share perspectives on the Walton MBA Leadership Summit. Influential leaders credit integrity and a passion for learning for their success.
12/19/2024 | By Ritiga Ravichandran and Tendai Dete
MBA Leadership Summit Fosters Resilience and Tranformational Change
Top executives share leadership lessons at the Walton MBA Leadership Summit. Major themes include psychological safety, servant leadership, and growth mindset.
12/12/2024 | By Ajani Joseph
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