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How motherhood boosts work effort and initiatives - China Business KnowledgeFor decades, a common preconception about women has been that motherhood may reduce their commitment to work. Professor Liao Huiyao's study finds the opposite

UNM study uncovers a “motherhood advantage” in the workplaceFor decades, working mothers have been judged by a quiet assumption: that caregiving makes them less committed employees. In many workplaces, unconscious bias continues to shape how working parents—particularly mothers—are perceived.

Providence College Business on TikTokOur PC Business professors had a lot to share about what they love most about teaching our students. From Management’s Thomas Ptashnik to Marketing’s John Stamatis and Kelli McCusker, and to Accounting’s Steve Dannemiller, each reflected on the joy of seeing students speak up, grow, and succeed. Their words remind us that the relationships built here extend far beyond the classroom. 📚 More than business, it’s where business meets purpose. #MoreThanBusiness #BusinessTheFriarWay #BusinessSchool #Faculty #ProvidenceCollege

Providence College team wins national business ethics competition – PC NewsWilliam Ringuette ’26 and Zachary Stoyer ’27, who comprised PC’s first team to ever participate in the competition, topped teams from such institutions as Florida State University, Iowa State University, Penn State, and the University of Arizona.

Does being nice hurt your career?"The assumption is, if you're being nice, you're not competitive, you do not perform well, and you do not advance in your career as much as others."

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