What Happens at Home Stays at Home: Dynamics of Work–Family Processes in Remote Work Settings
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Founded in 1999, ESE Business School is the graduate business school of Universidad de los Andes (Chile), dedicated to serving society and the corporate world through rigorous, interdisciplinary teaching grounded in high-quality research on real business challenges.
The School offers a wide portfolio of graduate and executive programs, including the Executive MBA, Senior MBA, PADE (Senior Management Program), AMP (Advanced Management Program), PDE (Business Development Program), MDI (Master in Real Estate Management), MDFI (Master in Financial Management and Investments) and the MIM (Master in Management), as well as a broad range of focused short courses and customised in-company programmes for executives and senior managers. ...
ESE's centers, chairs and initiatives work at the intersection of theory and practice, producing academic publications, pedagogical materials for managers, and practitioner-oriented seminars that contribute to business practice and public policy.
The School is part of a global network of leading business schools across Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia, including:
- IESE Business School (Spain)
- IAE Business School (Argentina)
- IDE Business School (Ecuador)
- INALDE Business School (Colombia)
- IPADE Business School (Mexico)
- UNIS Business School (Guatemala)
- UA&;P School of Business Administration (Philippines)
- Strathmore Business School – SBS (Kenya)
- PAD School of Management (Peru)
- China Europe International Business School – CEIBS (China)
- AESE Business School (Portugal)
- IEEM Business School (Uruguay)
- ISE Business School (Brazil)
- Lagos Business School – LBS (Nigeria).
Why ESE Business School?
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