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Ever wonder how we can elevate the management process with a more evidence-based approach? The conversation provides tangible strategies to enhance management teaching at the undergraduate level, with guests sharing their rich insights on the challenges and benefits of teaching evidence-based management to undergraduates. We dive into the importance of critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and bridging the gap between research and practice.

The second half of our conversation draws a line from the classroom to the real world of human resource management. Our guests peel back the layers of teaching evidence-based consulting, revealing the blend of theory, evidence, and practical application involved. This episode has a rich mix of academia and real-world application to a provide fresh perspective on teaching evidence-based management.

Host:
Karen Plum

Guests:

• Brigitte Kroon, Associate Professor of Human Resource Studies, Tilburg University, Netherlands
• Christina Rader, Associate Professor with Tenure, Department of Economics and Business at Colorado College, Colorado, USA
• David Peterson, Associate Professor of Management, James Madison University, Virginia, USA
• Denise Rousseau, H J Heinz University Professor, Carnegie Mellon University, Pennsylvania, USA
• Jeroen Stouten, Professor of Organizational Psychology, KU Leuven, Belgium & CEBMa Scientific Director 

Mentions:
Center for Evidence-Based Management

CEBMa Teachers Network

 CEBMa’s Online Course Modules

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Evidence-based management is a critical skill for people working in organisations. More and more people are taking courses and starting to practice better decision making by looking at multiple sources of evidence - not just their own experience.

The Center for Evidence-Based Management leads the way in teaching, training and practicing best practice methods. Training is available for those wanting to improve their evidence-based management skills, and there is a Teachers Network for those who teach (elements of) evidence-based management. Here we share ideas about learning, insights on best practices, and teaching materials that teachers can use in their classes.

This podcast is for educators who are currently teaching evidence based management, or who are are thinking of taking the plunge!

We talk to people who teach this approach to different groups – from under graduates to executives – and share their experiences, tips and techniques – what works and what doesn’t, for each kind of learner.

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