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Are women are better at making intuitive decisions? Analyzing the roles of gender, age and experience for intuitive misses
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Abstract
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| Purpose: This paper aims to understand the roles of gender, age, and professional experience on intuitive misses in decisions made by managers across different hierarchical levels in Mexican organizations. Design/methodology/approach: using a logical-deductive method that starts from documentary research of the current state of the art, to the application of a questionnaire using a retrospective approach, on a sample of 1,005 professionals at top management or managerial positions. Findings: Results support the role of gender for use and outcomes of intuition in decision-making but show less conclusive results for age and experience in explaining intuitive misses. Originality: This research build on the literature regarding intuitive decision making and intuitive misses, including variables such as gender, age and experience to measure their impact. Research limitations/implications: data collection was made using a questionnaire based on retrospective report with a proportion between male and female managers similar to the current Mexican business context. |
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Language
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English
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Source (book)
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Transforming business for good : 2023 EURAM annual conference, 14-16 June, 2024, Dublin, Ireland
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Publication
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2024
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Volume/pages
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(2024)
, 35 p.
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