Technology, skills and careers

Downward Occupational Mobility and Job Satisfaction When Does it Hurt Less

A Study of New Labor Market Entrants’ Job Satisfaction Trajectories During a Series of Consecutive Job Changes

A critical review of the use of cognitive ability testing for selection into graduate and higher professional occupations (PDF)

Why and when newcomer career consultation behaviour attracts career mentoring from supervisors (PDF)

Sustaining newcomers' career adaptability (PDF)

The roles of socialization tactics, job embeddedness, and career variety.

Autonomous vehicles: How perspective-taking accessibility alters moral judgments and consumer purchasing behavior (PDF)

This research offers a new theoretical proposal regarding human moral decision making, as well as a new experimental method for testing the predictions of the proposal.

Doing business with AI (PDF)

Together with her collaborators, Professor Iis Tussyadiah looked into current publications to provide a comprehensive review of what we know so far about AI application in business.

How will robots redefine leadership in hotel management? A Delphi approach (PDF)

This research focuses on how HR experts perceive service robots and their impact on leadership and HR management in the hotel industry.

Nanomedicine: A socio-technical system (PDF)

By charting the extant literature and drawing on insights from science, innovation, technology, and organizational studies, we review the field of nanomedicine and pinpoint key thematic areas in which the field unfolds.

Personnel selection in the digital age: A review of validity and applicant reactions, and future research challenges (PDF)

This paper presents a targeted review of recent developments and advances in digital selection procedures (DSPs) with particular attention to advances in internet-based techniques.

The effects of Covid-19 on digitalization in Southeast Asia: A crisis within a crisis (PDF)

This paper examines the transition to digitalization in both the public and private sectors in Southeast Asia before and during the Covid-19 acceleration period.

x=(tourism_work) y=(sdg8) while y=true: automate(x) (PDF)

This study conceptualizes how automation, found in tourism to be driven largely by labour shortage, can be used to promote decent work.