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BRADLEY R. STAATS

Ellison Distinguished Professor of Operations; Senior Associate Dean of Strategy
and Academics; Founder & Faculty Director, Center for the Business of Health
University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School


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HOW CAN ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS LEARN AND IMPROVE TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS?

Bradley R. staAts

Brad Staats is an award winning teacher and researcher who integrates work in
operations management and human behavior to understand how and under what
conditions individuals, teams, and organizations can perform their best. His
research uses archival data and field experiments to provide an
interdisciplinary perspective that contributes to improving operations in the
healthcare, technology, and service industries. He works with many companies
around the world on their learning and analytics strategies.

He not only researches and teaches on these topics, but also works to apply them
as an accomplished academic administrator. He serves as the Senior Associate
Dean of Strategy and Academics at UNC Kenan-Flagler where he oversees the
undergraduate, MBA, and Master of Accounting (MAC) programs, digital
transformation of course development and teaching excellence through the Faculty
Consulting Group as well as academic centers, including Energy, Family
Enterprise, Healthcare, Investment Management, Real Estate, Sustainability and
STAR Consulting. Prior to that he served as Associate Dean of MBA Programs where
he helped lead the full-time, evening, weekend, Charlotte (launched in 2022) and
online MBA programs through COVID and curricular transformation to build greater
inclusion and ties to industry.

In addition, he founded and leads the UNC Center for the Business of Health, an
interdisciplinary initiative that brings together expertise across UNC to drive
significant impact within higher education, the healthcare industry, and
ultimately in the lives of individuals and communities.

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 * > “In this astute work, Bradley Staats describes the forces that are
   > propelling us into an economy that values the ability to learn above all
   > else. Using a mix of behavioral science and operations research, he
   > demystifies the learning process and explains how each of us can become a
   > dynamic learner. This book is essential reading for anyone hoping to learn
   > faster and better.”
   
   — Daniel H. Pink, author of When and Drive

 * > “Never Stop Learning is the best book ever written about how you, your
   > team, and your organization can keep learning to do better and more
   > fulfilling work. ... Staats weaves it all together to create a masterpiece
   > that is so fun to read and so useful that you won’t be able put it down.
   > And, after your done, you will never think about your work in quite the
   > same way again.”
   
   — Robert Sutton, Stanford Professor, author of Good Boss, Bad Boss and
   Scaling Up Excellence

 * > “With change accelerating, the ability to learn has become the
   > quintessential business skill. Yet most people aren’t very good at it, and
   > most company cultures subtly discourage it. Teaching people and companies
   > to become fast, effective and continuous learners, which Staats does
   > compellingly in this new book, is a fundamental first step toward
   > conquering the future.”
   
   — Alan Murray, President, Fortune

 * > “Once upon a time, competitive advantage belonged to the people who knew
   > the most. Now it accrues to those who know how to learn the most. Brad
   > Staats is a leading expert on learning, and his book will take you through
   > the latest evidence on accelerating your learning at work.”
   
   — Adam Grant, New York Times bestselling author of Give and Take, Originals,
   and Option B with Sheryl Sandberg

 * > “A brilliant tutorial in how we learn — or more often — how we don’t. The
   > essential guidebook to prepare for a new age.”
   
   — General (Ret) Stanley McChrystal, Commander, International Security
   Assistance Force and Commander, U.S. Forces Afghanistan, bestselling author
   of Team of Teams

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HIGHLIGHTS

Review of Never Stop Learning


FT BUSINESS BOOKS OF THE MONTH


DON’T JUST DIVE INTO ACTION: STOP TO THINK FIRST


BUSINESS SCHOOLS BEST 40-UNDER-40 PROFESSOR

 

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BRADLEY R. STAATS

Brad Staats integrates work in operations management and human behavior to
understand how and under what conditions individuals, teams, and organizations
can perform their best. He works with many companies around the world on their
learning and analytics strategies.


IN THE NEWS

Featured

How Will Amazon Approach U.S. Primary Care?


- Harvard Business Review
August 2022


Don’t Just Dive Into Action: Stop to Think First


- The Wall Street Journal
July 7, 2018


Can we learn to be flexible?


- Financial Times
June 21, 2018




RECENT ARTICLES

Publications

Fluid Teams and Knowledge Retrieval: Scaling Service Operations


Valentine, Melissa A., Tan, Tom, Staats, Bradley R. & Edmondson, Amy C. (2019).
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 21(2): 346-360.


Discretionary Task Ordering: Queue Management in Radiological Services


Ibañez, Maria, Clark, Jonathan, Huckman, Robert S. & Staats, Bradley R. (2018).
Management Science, 64(9): 4389-4407.


Maintaining Beliefs in the Face of Negative News: The Moderating Role of
Experience


Staats, Bradley R., KC, Diwas, & Gino, Francesca. (2018). Management Science,
64(2): 804-824.


Goal-Relatedness and Learning: Evidence From Hospitals


Clark, Jonathan R., Kuppuswamy, Venkat, & Staats, Bradley R. (2018).
Organization Science., 29(1): 100-117




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