Check out the Harvard Business Review that Lindsey Cameron, I, and Michel Anteby wrote: 'Why Calling Your Workers Heroes Can Backfire'!

🚨 Join us for our Presenter Symposium 'Work, Occupations, and Inequality' Academy of Management, sponsored by おまつ and Careers Division. You'll find us in Hampton A (Sheraton) on Mon, 7 Aug 12:00pm. #aom2023

This #ThrowbackThursday , check out an interview with Curtis Chan and #MichelAnteby about their 2016 ASQ Journal paper about the #tsa

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PS - these authors won the 2021 ONE-SIM Outreach award for a paper related to this project! outreach-award.org

Some heroes push shopping carts: How the pandemic changed gig workers | Lindsey Cameron of Knowledge at Wharton, Curtis Chan of Boston College Carroll School and Michel Anteby ow.ly/IBgc50N0JWh

Thrilled that my #AMJ paper with Luke Hedden is out in print 😀 It's about how career advising professionals navigate values tensions with their student clients; they do it by discerning student values and modulating their own values accordingly! journals.aom.org/doi/full/10.54…

Check out Alexandra Feldberg’s excellent and important new ASQ about the “task bind” that women in organizations may face!

Remember how during the height of the pandemic many essential and often underpaid workers were suddenly called heroes? How did workers respond to this lauded label? Check out the new article with myself, Curtis Chan and Michel Anteby! (1/4)

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Happy to share my paper with Lindsey Cameron and Michel Anteby about how Instacart shoppers react to being called 'heroes' at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes!
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I feel so grateful and honored to receive w/ Michel Anteby the 2022 ASQ Journal Award for Scholarly Contribution for our paper on how gender inequality at the TSA can be explained by task segregation! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00…

Excited to be part of Academy of Management symposium 'An Occupational Lens on Social Inequality' with Sharon Koppman, Arvind Karunakaran, Summer Jackson, Pam Tolbert, and Andrea Wessendorf! Hope to see folks in Seattle in August 😁

So impressed by and proud of the brilliant Lindsey Cameron, who is a 2022 Aspen Ideas Festival Fellow! 👏😀aspenideas.org/articles/2022-…

My Boston College Carroll School colleague Bess Rouse is an incoming #AMJ Assoc. Editor along with Juliane Reinecke whose work I also really admire! Congrats! 👏🙌 (Bess, hope you'll still have time for me to bug you at the office with all those manuscripts you'll get 😁)