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Podcast Of The Week: What It Takes To Win Fast In An Ever-Changing And Highly Competitive Industry: Exploring The Hawke Method With Hawke Media Founder Erik Huberman
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DIGITAL MARKETING

Podcast Of The Week: What It Takes To Win Fast In An Ever-Changing And Highly Competitive Industry: Exploring The Hawke Method With Hawke Media Founder Erik Huberman

Interview with Erik Huberman - Founder and CEO, Hawke Media   Episode 078- What it takes to win fast in an ever-changing and highly competitive industry: Exploring The Hawke Method with Hawke Media Founder Erik Huberman Start Your Outgrow Trial Outgrow is an interactive marketing platform that lets marketers and digital agencies create quizzes, calculators and assessments to boost their marketing efforts. Our tools help companies generate new leads, increase their social footprint and engage their customers. We've seen numerous examples of Outgrow customers getting up to 50% conversions using calculators and quizzes! Saksham Sharda Creative Director, Outgrow Erik Huberman Founder and CEO, Hawke Media   Erik is the founder and CEO of Hawke Media, a highly...
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A Research Finding That Women Are More Competitive When They’re Given An Option To Share Winnings May Help Close The Gender Pay Gap
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A Research Finding That Women Are More Competitive When They’re Given An Option To Share Winnings May Help Close The Gender Pay Gap

Mary L. Rigdon, University of Arizona The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Women are more likely to take risks and engage in competitive activities if they’re allowed to share their potential winnings with peers, according to new research I co-authored. Since one explanation of the gender pay gap is that women tend to be less competitive than men in workplace settings, this finding could lead to ways to narrow it. In a study published on Nov. 1, 2021, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Alessandra Cassar and I report an experiment in which we invited 238 undergraduate students – split almost evenly between men and women – into our labs to solve a simple numbers puzzle. We wanted to see how different types of financial incent...
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