Denrell Jerker

Jerker Denrell

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Found 8 papers in total
When More Selection Is Worse
When More Selection Is Worse
2017
We demonstrate a paradox of selection: the average level of skill among the survivors...
Information Sampling, Belief Synchronization, and Collective Illusions
Information Sampling, Belief Synchronization, and Collective Illusions
2017
We demonstrate that a sampling‐based mechanism can offer an alternative...
Predicting the Next Big Thing: Success as a Signal of Poor Judgment
Predicting the Next Big Thing: Success as a Signal of Poor Judgment
2010
Successfully predicting that something will become a big hit seems impressive....
Managing knowledge in the dark: an empirical study of the reliability of capability evaluations
Managing knowledge in the dark: an empirical study of the reliability of capability evaluations
2004
If knowledge is to be managed and transferred, it is essential that members of...
From T-mazes to labyrinths: learning from model-based feedback
From T-mazes to labyrinths: learning from model-based feedback
2004
Many organizational actions need not have any immediate or direct payoff consequence...
Random walks and sustained competitive advantage
Random walks and sustained competitive advantage
2004
Strategy is concerned with sustained interfirm profitability differences. Observations...
Vicarious learning, undersampling of failure, and the myths of management
Vicarious learning, undersampling of failure, and the myths of management
2003
Organizations learn from other organizations. However, the observations available to...
Adaptation as information restriction: The hot stove effect
Adaptation as information restriction: The hot stove effect
2001
Individuals and social systems are often portrayed as risk averse and resistant to...
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