
Every piece of academic research starts with a question to answer or puzzle to solve. Listen in as London Business School faculty describe how they set about making new discoveries on a subject they’re curious about, what their findings suggest, and discuss the current and potential future impact of their research for you and your business. A Think at London Business School podcast.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour Elinor Flynn sits down with Katie Pisa, Senior Editor of Think, to explore why many employees support equality yet still resist gender diversity initiatives. Dive into how the everyday explanations peop... more
Why are so many companies still struggling to achieve meaningful workforce diversity, and what does newly released data reveal about
the barriers hidden inside organisations?
In this episode of The Why Podcast, Rachel Flam uncovers what firm‑level e... more
Professor Isabel Fernandez-Mateo examines how generative AI is reshaping the hiring process and why organisations need to approach these changes thoughtfully. With automation increasing the number of applications employers receive, rejection rates ar... more
Is AI just a tool for efficiency – or a partner in better decision-making? Sir Andrew Likierman argues it’s time for a rethink. In this sharp and timely conversation, he explains why judgement – the ability to combine knowledge, experience and human ... more
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A research-driven show that brings London Business School faculty and researchers to unpack how organizational behavior shapes the modern workplace. Episodes routinely center on gender equality, workforce diversity, leadership, and the changing nature of work, often grounding conversations in empirical findings and real-world implications for business strategy, policy, and culture. Listeners can expect rigorous analysis of topics like transparency in diversity data, AI's role in hiring, office design as a strategic asset, and the dynamics of teams and culture in driving performance. The mix of theoretical framing and practical guidance makes it helpful for leaders, HR professionals, and researchers seeking evidence-based approaches to impro... more
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