At the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University, Christine Porath is a well-respected lecturer who is well-known for her expertise in workplace dynamics and civility. She has significantly impacted our understanding of organizational behavior and the effects of interpersonal relationships in work environments as the author of "Mastering Civility: A Manifesto for the Workplace" and co-author of "The Cost of Bad Behavior."

Prestigious newspapers and media sources have taken notice of Porath's perceptive viewpoints. She frequently contributes to the Harvard Business Review and has also written for eminent periodicals like The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, McKinsey Quarterly, and The New York Times. She is in demand as a speaker and lecturer since her studies and ideas have found a wide audience. She has given lectures and instructed in a variety of executive programs at prestigious universities like Harvard, Georgetown, and the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California.

Porath's work has a significant impact outside of academia. More than 1500 media sources, including print, radio, and television, have covered her research and insights. She has been consulted by major news organizations including CNN, NBC, CBS, and ABC, and her work has been featured in prestigious magazines like Time, Fortune, Forbes, and the Financial Times. This broad recognition highlights the importance and applicability of her research in the contemporary professional environment.

Christine Porath has established herself as a top expert in her profession thanks to her commitment to researching office etiquette and advancing civility. Her efforts have improved academic discourse as well as inspired groups and people all across the world, fostering a climate at work that is more respectful and inclusive..

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