Where are the tensions in the climate science community driving research and real-world policy impact? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with Professor Adam Sobel, Columbia University, about what the tropics and wet bulb temperature mean in the context of climate change; how to think about the trade-offs between the applied and theoretical sides of science; and why we need to rethink the social responsibility of climate scientists.

A Sustainable Future: Prof. Adam Sobel, Columbia University

What does it mean to be an innovator and early adopter in sustainable aviation? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with David Morgan, easyJet COO, about how aviation is undergoing its own energy transition; the factors driving easyJet’s decarbonisation ambitions; and why it’s vital that airlines like easyJet keep pushing the envelope on technological innovation.

David Morgan, easyJet COO, on Aviation’s Sustainability Revolution

How is the Loan Programs Office providing unprecedented amounts of capital for clean energy innovations? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with Jigar Shah, US Department of Energy Loan Programs Office Director, his $215 billion mandate in commercialising clean energy innovations, how these technologies align with US energy security goals and climate commitments, and what the multiplier effect of LPO financing could mean for private sector investment.

Jigar Shah, DOE Loan Programs Office Director, as the US Department of Energy’s $215 billion Man

What’s the role of an influencer in the effort to address climate change? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with Assaad Razzouk, CEO of Gurīn Energy, about what’s at stake in the fight for climate action, how to think about the energy transition in the context of this year’s global electoral cycle, and, of course, why we need more angry clean energy people.

Assaad Razzouk, Gurīn Energy CEO, on Why the World Needs Angry Clean Energy People

Can human capital drive portfolio returns? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with Professor Dan Ariely, Duke University, about what a human capital factor looks like; how incentives and the basic idea of “feeling valued “are fundamental drivers behind employee motivation; and why human capital can represent an overlooked source of alpha.

Professor Dan Ariely, Duke University, on Investing in Human Capital

Is ESG a “hopeless muddle”? Listen to Jason Mitchell discuss with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, about free markets and free minds; climate and ESG disclosures; the implications of Loper Bright on the Chevron Doctrine and agency authority; and the merits of financial innovation in crypto versus ESG.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce on Green Regs and Spam

We are delighted to welcome Prof. Mijeong Kwon, Assistant Professor of Management at the Denver Business School, University of Colorado Denver.

In this episode, Prof. Mijeong Kwon will be sharing valuable insights from her research, “Moral Burdens at Work: The Dilemma of Doing What You Love.”

For over 50 years, business research and education have highlighted the positive impact of intrinsic motivation. The idea of loving your work has become ubiquitous, appearing in everything from inspiring graduation speeches to the tweets of prominent CEOs. 

Dr. Mijeong Kwon's research delves into whether this widespread valuation of intrinsic motivation might have an unintended dark side for employees' value judgments about themselves and others. In her work, Dr. Kwon argues that when intrinsic motivation is valued in employees' social contexts, it becomes associated with positive values and is moralized. Once moralized, intrinsic motivation transforms into a source of value judgments. Through field surveys and a mix of online and lab experiments, Dr. Kwon explores how the moralization of intrinsic motivation can lead to potentially negative impacts on employees' perceptions and behaviors in the workplace. Her areas of expertise include Motivation, Morality, and Ethics. She was awarded the 2021 LKS Fellow at the Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University. 

Prof. Kwon earned her PhD in Management & Organizations from the University of Michigan and her MS in Management from Yonsei University, Korea.

This podcast is brought to you by Global Management Consultancy. For more information, please visit www.globalmanagementconsultancy.com.

Disclaimer:

A. The background music used in this video is the property of its respective developer and is protected by Copyright. Although it is a free version, Business Talk, Global Management Consultancy and Deepak Bhatt do not hold the rights to this music.

B. Prof. Mijeong Kwon has generously shared profound insights from her research topic, “Moral Burdens at Work: The Dilemma of Doing What You Love,” during her appearance on the Business Talk Podcast Channel. The uploaded video contains copyrighted material; therefore, any modifications to graphics, music, or the presence of the author or host are strictly prohibited.

All content is copyrighted © 2025.

Doing What You Love, But at What Cost Insights from Prof. Mijeong Kwon

सिर्फ दो मिनिट में इंस्टेंट पिज़ा सॉस की रेसिपी आपको कुमारी निहारिका भट्ट द्वारा बताई जाएगी. ये पॉडकास्ट का हेतु केवल सेल्फ लर्निंग के लिए ही है.

सिर्फ दो मिनिट में इंस्टेंट पिज़ा सॉस की रेसिपी

Welcome to Business Talk, your go-to podcast for the latest trends, insights, and thought-provoking discussions in the business world. Whether you're a business professional, entrepreneur, researcher, or academic, our episodes will challenge you to rethink conventional wisdom and inspire actionable ideas.

Brought to you by Global Management Consultancy, we are committed to driving innovation and excellence in the business community. All content Copyrighted 2024 by Global Management Consultancy.

For more information about our past and upcoming podcasts, please click here:https://www.deepakbbhatt.com/businesstalk

Doing What You Love, But at What Cost Insights from Prof. Mijeong Kwon

Business Talk

Related tracks