The catfish effect is the effect that a strong competitor has in causing the weak to better themselves. [1] Actions done to actively apply this effect (for example, by the human resource …

The ‘Catfish Effect’ is the effect that motivates weaker members of a group to fight in the face of strong competition. Companies might take active steps to ensure healthy competition in the …

Jan 2, 2025 · The catfish effect refers to the motivating effects of strong competition on weaker individuals. It’s named after a story, perhaps apocryphal, regarding the transport of live …

The catfish effect is used in human resource management to describe how the presence of a strong competitor can motivate groups to work toward a common goal. This study was …

Feb 6, 2019 · When the managers put a strong candidate, who possesses remarkable skills, in a low-performance group, then the entire group feels motivated to perform better. This is called …

Aug 12, 2024 · The Catfish Effect is a phenomenon where the introduction of a competitor or a challenging element into a stable environment stimulates activity, motivation, and improved …

Sep 20, 2016 · Catfish management is the theory that intensive competition keeps employees vibrant and motivated. It is based on a story about a Norwegian fisherman who was able to …

The catfish effect is to adopt a means or measure to stimulate some companies to become active and enter the market to actively participate in competition, thereby activating related logistics …

鯰魚效應 （英語： Catfish Effect） 是一種認為可以透過引入強者，激發弱者變強的看法。 [1] 在管理學上的應用，稱為 鯰魚機制 或 鯰魚管理。 [2][3][4] 研究指出，在面對企業彼此間高度競爭 …