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Can Hiring One Person Have a “Collateral Benefit” for Dozens?

· Leave a Comment · In Altruism, Career Advice, Collaborating, Economics, Getting Help, Giving Help, Job Hunting, Mathematics, Networking, Philosophy

NSoW founder, Brooke Allen, asks his job candidates to help each other find work rather than compete for the one job he is trying to fill.

by: Brooke Allen

 

I am hiring a replacement for Adrienne, who is my assistant at my day job, and also editor of No Shortage of [...]

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Morality and Business – What You Can Do

· 2 Comments · In Conversations, Economics, Education, Ethics

by: Brooke Allen

A discussion with Bill Black.

William Black is an Associate Professor of Economics and Law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He was the Executive Director of the Institute for Fraud Prevention from 2005-07. Bill is an outspoken critic of our regulators, banking, [...]

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Conversation with Tom Heinzen

· 2 Comments · In Conversations, Economics, Job Hunting, Psychology

A conversation between Brooke Allen (founder of NSoW) and Tom Heinzen who is a Professor of Psychology at William Paterson University in New Jersey, a practicing psychotherapist, and co-author of Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences, Many Things to Tell You: Natural Poetry by People Living in Nursing Homes, and

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