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Business Research Talk is a podcast about how business school research actually gets made, and how it reaches the classroom.
Each episode is a conversation with a researcher about a specific line of work: what they set out to do, what surprised them along the way, what they learned that did not make it into the paper, and how it shapes what they teach.
Guests come from business schools and from industry research teams, across strategy, finance, accounting, marketing, operations, organizational behavior, information systems, and economics. The show is for anyone interested in business research and education, whether you work in a school, in industry, or simply want to follow how ideas about organizations take shape.
Hosted by Seyed Emadi, Associate Professor of Operations Management at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.
More at https://businessresearchtalk.com
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