Managers who went to business school are better at cutting pay than boosting sales, new study shows (msn.com) “Based on their findings, the researchers concluded that the typical ideologies of business school programs — which shifted in the 1970s — are responsible for the way that degreed business managers approach their work: namely, that they emphasize shareholder values, rather than worker ones. That's reflected by non-degreed managers tending to share greater sales and profits with their workers.” Sounds accurate.
“Based on their findings, the researchers concluded that the typical ideologies of business school programs — which shifted in the 1970s — are responsible for the way that degreed business managers approach their work: namely, that they emphasize shareholder values, rather than worker ones. That's reflected by non-degreed managers tending to share greater sales and profits with their workers.”
Sounds accurate.