GillianSymon
@gilliansymon
Professor of Organization Studies Research into digital working lives, identity & work, sustainable work patterns, sociomateriality, qual research
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21-08-2013 11:24:11
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We have three posts available in our department partly because we are expanding. Two are in HRM L or SL) jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… and one in Org Studies jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…. We are a friendly and supportive dept - you would enjoy working here! Please apply and/or RT/pass on
✍️NEW BLOG! Rebecca Taylor @rft158 on her Digit Innovation Funded project exploring the unpaid labour of open source software development. 👉digit-research.org/blog_article/u… Economic and Social Research Council @LeedsUniBSchool University of Sussex Business School
Congratulations in particular to HRMOS colleagues in this list @Prof_LSpence Chris Grey 🇺🇦 Prof Alice Lam and Prof Rosemary Deem - fitting recognition of your intellectual insights and academic dedication 👏👏👏 RH Research Stanford University #influentialscientists
Congratulations Najmeh! 👏👏 Royal Holloway Business School RH Research
Many thanks to research participants, co-authors, reviewers, editors & publishers Wiley for enabling this - our #videodiaries allowed us to capture otherwise #invisiblework practices RH Research Royal Holloway University Business and Management HRMOS_RHUL
only a few weeks till I retire. Attended my last Royal Holloway Leadership Forum yesterday. Our Vice Chancellor Julie Sanders said a very nice farewell to me in front of everyone & that I was a "very special colleague". everyone applauded, was very proud of myself.
Excellent to see this out Will Barnes It’s a beautiful paper! 👏👏👏🤩 RHULDoctoralSchool RHULGeography Royal Holloway Business School
And here it is! In this paper, #AngeloBenozzo, me and Cinzia Priola, discuss how a new materialist methodology can offer new ways to approach the study of management by focusing on the phenomenon of working from home. BJM OU Business School
GillianSymon led an event at the Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Sciences bringing together clergy to generate ideas to address wellbeing in the Church of England. Key themes were captured by @_auralab in this fantastic illustration, a brilliant example of research presented visually!