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HBR Article on Avoiding the Futility of Suggestion Systems


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At KaiNexus, we've been fortunate to have a good relationship with Professor Ethan Burris, from the University of Texas McCombs School of Business. He has done a lot of research and publishing around employee engagement and idea systems, as I've mentioned here on the blog before: "Is Fear the Only Reason Employees Don't Speak Up?"Burris has a new article on the Harvard Business Review website:
"Employee Suggestion Schemes Don't Have to Be Exercises in Futility"
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