Thriving as a Younger Boss

Published on July 9, 2024

Many young CBS alumni soon find themselves in managerial roles post-graduation. As the number of younger bosses rises amid a booming technology industry and an aging workforce, Joel Brockner, the Phillip Hettleman Professor of Business at CBS, and his co-authors have investigated what makes older employees more accepting of younger supervisors. Read more!

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