Paula Caligiuri Distinguished Professor of International Business and Strategy p.caligiuri@northeastern.edu 617.373.6828 @PaulaCaligiuri Expertise international business, organizational psychology Paula Caligiuri in the Press Forbes Future-Proofing Leaders & CX: Soft Skills In An AI World While the survey focused on capturing the perspectives of tech leaders and the challenges they face, when I discussed the results recently with Dr. Paula Caligiuri, Co-Founder of Skiilify and a D’Amore-McKim School of Business Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University, she believed that the findings about skills deficiencies are directly translatable to all leaders. Fortune AI’s job boom? Not before the bust An op-ed written by Nada Sanders and Paula Caligiuri – distinguished professors at Northeastern University D’Amore-McKim School of Business in, respectively, supply chain management and international business and strategy. In good health: meet the people who have quit their jobs to join the NHS “It’s not terribly surprising,” says Prof Paula Caliguiri of Northeastern University in Boston, US, and the author of Get a Life, Not a Job: Do What You Love and Let Your Talents Work for You. Stuck at home, unable to leave the house during those early, fear-filled months of lockdown, many people looked at the […] Forbes Want to engage millennials? Try corporate social responsibility Some companies approach projects with a longer time frame. “There is a nice trend in Fortune 500 companies such as Johnson & Johnson and Cigna that offer global pro bono advisor or volunteer programs to their employees,” said Paula Caligiuri, PhD, D’Amore-McKim School of Business Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University. “In these programs, employees are on […] The Conversation The decline in foreign students hurts America’s future The Trump administration’s nationalism (as most recently witnessed in his pro-travel ban Twitter reaction to the London attacks) has had an unfortunate effect on universities in the United States. Namely, some international students, surmising that they’re unwelcome or unsafe studying in the U.S., are not applying. As a result, many American universities are reporting a […] Paula Caligiuri for Northeastern Global NewsIs dual citizenship a resume booster? What job applicants and employers need to knowNortheastern professor says dual citizenship can make life easier for employers and, rightly or wrongly, signals “cultural agility.” How Northeastern international business students solved a small business challenge in HondurasIn Paula Caligiuri's class, students used consulting and cultural skills to help a Honduran shop owner improve her business. What does the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO reveal about public distrust in corporate leadership?Northeastern experts emphasize transparency, stakeholder engagement and social responsibility to rebuild trust in contentious industries. Can Boeing be trusted again? What steps can the biggest name in aviation take to repair its reputation?The recent incidents with Boeing planes reflect poor design, manufacturing and quality control, Northeastern experts say.
Forbes Future-Proofing Leaders & CX: Soft Skills In An AI World While the survey focused on capturing the perspectives of tech leaders and the challenges they face, when I discussed the results recently with Dr. Paula Caligiuri, Co-Founder of Skiilify and a D’Amore-McKim School of Business Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University, she believed that the findings about skills deficiencies are directly translatable to all leaders.
Fortune AI’s job boom? Not before the bust An op-ed written by Nada Sanders and Paula Caligiuri – distinguished professors at Northeastern University D’Amore-McKim School of Business in, respectively, supply chain management and international business and strategy.
In good health: meet the people who have quit their jobs to join the NHS “It’s not terribly surprising,” says Prof Paula Caliguiri of Northeastern University in Boston, US, and the author of Get a Life, Not a Job: Do What You Love and Let Your Talents Work for You. Stuck at home, unable to leave the house during those early, fear-filled months of lockdown, many people looked at the […]
Forbes Want to engage millennials? Try corporate social responsibility Some companies approach projects with a longer time frame. “There is a nice trend in Fortune 500 companies such as Johnson & Johnson and Cigna that offer global pro bono advisor or volunteer programs to their employees,” said Paula Caligiuri, PhD, D’Amore-McKim School of Business Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University. “In these programs, employees are on […]
The Conversation The decline in foreign students hurts America’s future The Trump administration’s nationalism (as most recently witnessed in his pro-travel ban Twitter reaction to the London attacks) has had an unfortunate effect on universities in the United States. Namely, some international students, surmising that they’re unwelcome or unsafe studying in the U.S., are not applying. As a result, many American universities are reporting a […]
