Driving Industry Change Through Research
Research is the cornerstone of doctoral study. PhD candidates at Purdue’s School of Business are not only exploring their respective areas of interest, but also diving deep into industry challenges to provide thoughtful, innovative solutions. Through empirical research and subject-matter mentorship, our PhD graduates are poised to engage in the highest-level of discourse and provide meaningful contributions to their communities.
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Sharma, Kinshuk, Schoorman, F. David., Ballinger, Gary. A. (2023) How can it be made right again? A review of trust repair research. Journal of Management, 49(1), 363-399.
Christopher J. Hartwell, Jake T. Harrison, Rahul S. Chauhan, Julia Levashina, Michael A. Campion (2022). "Structuring social media assessments in employee selection." International Journal of Selection and Assessment.
Ahmad M. Ashkanani, Benjamin B. Dunford, Kevin J. Mumford (2022). "Impact of Motivation and Workload on Service Time Components: An Empirical Analysis of Call Center Operations." Management Science
Ellen Ernst Kossek, Claire Kelliher (2022). "Making Flexibility More I-Deal: Advancing Work-Life Equality Collectively." Group and Organization Management
Jordan Nielsen, Brady Firth, Eean Crawford (2022) "For Better and Worse: How Proactive Personality Alters the Strain Responses to Challenge and Hindrance Stressors." Organization Science
Amy L. Bartels, Jennifer D. Nahrgang, Hudson Sessions, Kelly Schwind Wilson, Lusi Wu, Jared Law-Penrose (2022). "With a frown or a smile: How leader affective states spark the leader-follower reciprocal exchange process." Personnel Psychology
Benjamin R. Pratt, Brian R. Dineen, Lusi Wu (2021). "Nowhere to grow: Ranking success and turnover composition in elite employers." Journal of Organizational Behavior
Patrick F. Bruninga, Bradley J. Alge, Hsin-Chen Lina (2020). "Social networks and social media: Understanding and managing vulnerability to social influence in a connected society." Business Horizons
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