Quoted: Emily Nix in The Economist
Nix’s research demonstrates the short term benefits and long term costs of dating your boss.
Dina Mayzlin
- Robert E. Brooker Professor of Marketing
- Professor of Marketing
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Cited: Dina Mayzlin in The Economist
Cited: Dina Mayzlin in The Economist
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