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OB PhD Candidates

Name
Research Project
Beek, Sabine van de
Autonomy in Context: Understanding Employee Perceptions in Flexible Work Arrangements
Bieselt, Helena
Gender ratio and power dynamics in mixed-gender teams: implications for gender inequality in organizations
Chen, Cheng
The effectiveness of boundary spanning: the role of information absorption
Fastje, Franzisca
The antecedents and consequences of hybrid work arangements: a multi-level perspective
Fraros, George

Moving towards sustainability: balancing additive and subtractive innovation

Hinsberg, Kyra van
Women in leadership positions: an investigation into the advantages and disadvantages of holding a senior position
Kang, Yezi

How do newcomers get better socialized over time through their interpersonal relationships?

Lier, Tijn van
Who does what teamwork in self-managing teams?
Ockels, Giulio

The importance of legitimacy in disentangling the complex relationship between control, trust, and performance in teams

Paryono, Herman
Toward a theory of multiple-role configurations
Qu, Yi
Blessing or Curse: Work from Home and Gender (In)Equality in Upward Mobility
Sari, Tunahan
Navigating Diversity: Exploring social interactions between LGB and heterosexual team members through the meta-stereotype lens
Schiphorst, Wout
Under pressure: how auditors remain independent in their interactions with clients
Wermser, Frederik
Effects of identification with multiple subgroups versus superordinate categories on post-integration identification: a longitudinal research of identification processes during organizational integration
Xu, Sylvia

Communicating morality: the good, the bad and the ugly

Ykema, Yke
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Zhang, Jinghao
Don't treat me like a tool! Objectification process during leader-follower interaction
Zhao, Tongtong

What, how, and when gendered advice relations influence women’s advancement: a meso-level perspective

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