Giang Hoang Ph.D.

About

Giang Hoang, Ph.D., is a Lecturer in Management at RMIT University in Vietnam. He holds a Ph.D. in Management from Victoria University, Australia, and a Master of International Law and Economics from the University of Bern, Switzerland. His research delves into leadership, entrepreneurship, and organizational behavior, with a particular focus on the cultivation of entrepreneurial excellence, as well as how effective leaders emerge and drive both individual and organizational success.

Recent Posts

Why Peer Justice Is the Secret to a High-Performing Team

Peer justice plays a crucial role in high-performing teams, as fairness among coworkers drives collaboration, innovation, and overall workplace success.

Fostering Entrepreneurial Passion in Business Students

Discover how fostering entrepreneurial passion in business students can ignite innovation, resilience, and success in their future ventures. Explore effective strategies now!

The Hidden Dark Side of Entrepreneurial Leadership

Under entrepreneurial leadership, bold ambition can inspire innovation but unchecked hubris and greed may lead to a downfall.

The Emotional Cost of Working With Machines

Discover how AI transforms not just tasks but emotions in the workplace, revealing the hidden challenges and opportunities that come with this technological shift.

Strategies to Overcome Workplace Envy

Envy can disrupt workplace dynamics. Learn effective strategies to transform this common emotion into a catalyst for personal and professional growth.

Why Employees Hide Knowledge, and What Leaders Can Do About It

Knowledge hiding poses a significant challenge for organizations striving for innovation and efficiency. Leaders play a crucial role in addressing this issue.

The Power of Entrepreneurship Education on Student Ambitions

The impact of entrepreneurship education on fostering entrepreneurial intention is more complex than it seems. What are the roles of passion and resilience in the process?