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Ian F. Wilkinson

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Professor of Marketing, University of Sydney

Rewarding individuals just creates ‘mean bad chickens’. Amphipolis/Naples Museum/Flickr

November 19, 2015

Bonus time? Research shows it’s better to reward groups than individuals

Ian F. Wilkinson, University of Sydney; Daniel Ladley, University of Leicester, and Louise Carley Young, Western Sydney University

Group rewards produce cooperative, high performing groups but also, counterintuitively, the best performing individuals.

Students aren’t as passionate about Australian universities as those in other countries. Kevin Coles/Flickr

April 6, 2011

There’s more to university than the qualification at the end

Ian F. Wilkinson, University of Sydney

Australia has many world class universities but some are failing their students by not providing the on-campus, life changing experiences available elsewhere. Many students live a protected life at home…

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