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Don Moore, Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior, discusses the single most popular method for hiring, face-to-face job interviews. Moore states that the evidence is quite damning because interviews are poor selection tools when it comes to predicting actual job performance. Watch Moore's interview in Expert Commentary.

Lifelong Learning

	Jay Apt on Carbon and Climate Issues in this presentation, Jay Apt, Executive Director of the Electricity Industry Center, talks about the basic science behind climate change issues, the uncertainty surrounding the greenhouse gases we will be adding over the next 50 years, and what can be done to reduce climate change and minimize it's adverse impacts.

	Ronald P. O'Hanley, President and CEO of BNY Mellon As part of the W.L. Mellon Speaker Series, O'Hanley spoke with students on the world's aging demographics and how it relates to retirement, healthcare and social policy. Listen to his talk in Speaker Presentations.

	Jeffrey Immelt, Chairman and CEO of General Electric In this interview, Jeff Immelt talks with USA Today Senior Reporter, David Lieberman about topics ranging from globalization and environmental sustainability to the subprime mortgage mess, and the Hollywood writers strike. Watch the interview in Expert Commentary.

	Multipolar Innovation - A Cross-Industry Executive Conference Hosted by Carnegie Bosch Institute. Dr. Sunder Kekre, Bosch Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, hosts top executives from around the globe as they share different perspectives on innovation in their respective industries. Watch the presentations in Speaker Presentations

	Charles Johnston on Leadership As part of the W. L. Mellon 2008-2009 Speaker series, Charles Johnston spoke to Tepper students about leadership and finding their passion. Watch the video in Speaker Presentations.

	Glen Meakem speaks to Tepper students Glen Meakem gave a recent presentation to Tepper students. Meakem highlights the trajectory from his college application to Harvard through his co-founding of FreeMarkets.