The relative-age effect and career success: Evidence from corporate CEOs

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Date: 2015-07-29 12:12:23 Anthropology Leadership Academia Ageism Relative age effect Social anthropology Sports science Human behavior Education Chief executive officer Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section		The relative-age effect and career success: Evidence from corporate CEOs Add to Reading List Source URL: hanswisbrun.nl Download Document from Source Website File Size: 173,79 KB Share Document on Facebook

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