Term of the Day: Groupthink

	View online | Add Investopedia to safe senders list September 4, 2013 Dictionary Investing Markets Personal Finance Active Trading Forex Professionals Tutorials Groupthink A phenomenon developed in groups and marked by the consensus of opinion without critical reasoning or evaluation of consequences or alternatives. Groupthink evolves around a common desire to not upset the balance of a group of people by creating conflict, with creativity and individuality considered potentially harmful traits that should be avoided. Investopedia Says: Groupthink in a business setting can cause employees and their bosses to overlook potential problems... Learn More Share: A Peek Into Shareholder Meetings Most annual meetings are not nearly as glamorous, exciting or controversial as many people may think... Share: The Path To Becoming A CEO Very few people make it to the top of the corporate ladder these days without some sort of formal education... Share: Governance Pays Good corporate governance can increase a company's valuation and boost its bottom line... Share: The Basics Of Corporate Structure Together, management and the board of governors have the ultimate goal of maximizing shareholder value... Share: Putting Management Under The Microscope Excessive management compensation and stock option repricing are just a few practices investors should research... Share: Dealing With 10 Coworker Personality Conflicts In reality, your workplace is one place where people can be nasty, difficult, dysfunctional and downright brutish... Share: **NEW** Subscription Services: Income Investing subscribe now! ETF Investing subscribe now! Commodities Trading subscribe now! Options Trading subscribe now! Futures Trading subscribe now! Subscription Services: Investing Basics subscribe now! Warren Buffett Watch subscribe now! Forex Weekly subscribe now! Professionals In The Money subscribe now! Chart Advisor subscribe now! Stock Watch Weekly subscribe now! Personal Finance subscribe now! News To Use subscribe now! Related Slideshows: 1. 5 Reasons To Avoid Index Funds 2. 5 Ways To Double Your Investment 3. 5 Lessons From The Recession 4. 6 Ways To Recession-Proof Your Financial Job 5. 10 Tips For Getting A Fair Price On A Home Related FAQs: 1. What is the difference between arbitrage and speculation? 2. How does a company switch from one stock exchange to another? 3. If you have a house that is under your company name and you want to sell it back to yourself, do you have to pay capital gains taxes? 4. What is the difference between risk tolerance and risk capacity? 5. Where do most fund managers get their market information? Videos More Videos » Role Of A Market Maker Behavioral Finance Efficient Market Hypothesis Relative Strength Index (RSI) Trading With Support And Resistance You are currently subscribed as: udin.n.teta.finance@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Manage Subscriptions | Subscribe Investopedia.com A Division of Valueclick, Inc. Copyright © 2013 All Rights Reserved Follow us on: