Over the course of the next ten days, I will introduce the Incoming Editorial Team of AMJ. We will start taking manuscripts on July 1st.
Part 5: Three of the Incoming "Micro" Editors
Toyah Miller, George Mason U.
Ned Wellman, Arizona State U.
Laura Little, U. of Georgia
Over the course of the next ten days, I will introduce the Incoming Editorial Team of AMJ.
Part 4: Three of our incoming "Macro" Editors
Sekou Bermiss, Univ. of North Carolina
Sinziana Dorobantu, New York Univ.
William Wan, Chinese U. of Hong Kong
Welcome to the Incoming Academy of Management Journal (AMJ) Editorial Team - each day I present 2-3 members of this fantastic set of scholars. Stay tuned! Part 1: the 3 Incoming Deputy Editors!
One of the things that rocked me to my core as a new mother was experiencing PPD. I'm so glad to be working with @lauramlittle, @jladge, @RLMacGowan, @eestillwell on this important work in partnership with @OviaHealth. Listen to our recent podcast here: https://t.co/SZqljnhVPm
Another reason organizations need to support mothers returning to work: They are critical members | Courtney Masterson and Laura Little https://t.co/CNK2baRema
Dual-earner couples (both parents employed outside the home) are a team, in which the mother is the critical member that has more influence over the team’s experience and stress. https://t.co/K20PhclpBg
Greater organizational support reduces mothers' stresses and helps their work performance: When mothers are stressed at home, they feel unable to fulfill work responsibilities due to family demands. https://t.co/9vN2GOCqm0
The Female Scholar Advocacy Group is writing a piece on caregiving responsibilities in academia, and we need stories from academics in OB or IO Psych. If you have had a negative or positive experience related to caregiving and work, please share it. https://t.co/UeWqKqsbUO