Organizational Behavior (OB)

 View Only

OBWeb_Logo-300x300.png Welcome to the Organizational Behavior Community
  • Return to the OB Website.
  • If you are not currently a member of OB, you can still click the Join this Community above.
#OrganizationalBehavior

#OrganizationDevelopmentandChange
#OrganizationandManagementTheory
#Conflict Management
#Managerial and Organizational Cognition
#Human Resources
#OrganizationalCommunicationandInformationSystems
#Technology and Innovation Management
#CallforPaper
#ResearchMethods
#Gender and Diversity in Organizations
#AnnualMeeting
#job_post
#COVID19
#OBResources
#Conflict Management
#Careers
#Entrepreneurship
#Health Care Management
#Job
#leadership
#Conflict Management
#Gender and Diversity in Organizations
#Social Issues in Management
#Discussion
#Webinar
#COVID-19Resources
#leadership-member-exchange
#lmx
#PhDStudents
#PhD
#Ethics
#Podcast
#Discussion_post
#event_post
#Video
#transformative teaching and learning
#Management Consulting
#Training
#Gender and Diversity in Organizations
#OnlineTeaching
#ManagerialandOrganizationalCognition
#Teaching
#job_post
#Job
#visiting
#AOM2023
#TLC
#Jobs

Latest Discussion Posts

  • Profile Picture

    Launchpad: Becoming a Methodologist: How to Build a ...

    By: Leslie Garza , 11 hours ago

    Launchpad: Becoming a Methodologist: How to Build a Career with Research Methods The zoom session is sponsored by Women in Research Methods (WRM) and CARMA for Friday, June 12 th from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Savings Time. ...

  • Profile Picture

    ERIM summer school courses (online) - Rotterdam School ...

    By: Rebecca (Bex) Hewett , 11 hours ago

    Registration is open for the 2026 ERIM summer school. ERIM is the graduate school of the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) and Erasmus School of Economics (ESE). Summer school courses are aimed at all career stages but might particularly benefit ...

  • Profile Picture

    AOM PDW on Ethical, Humble, Servant, Authentic Lea ...

    By: Michael Matthews , 14 hours ago

    Hello OB researchers! For the 2026 AOM Annual Meeting, we will be hosting a PDW on virtuous leadership (e.g., ethical, humble, servant, spiritual, authentic leadership). We will be meeting on Sunday, Aug 2 2026 1:30PM - 3:30PM ET (GMT-4/UTC-4) at ...

  • Profile Picture

    EBS Best Paper Award 2026 on Innovation, Corporate ...

    By: Katrin Burmeister-Lamp , yesterday

    Call for Papers 21th EBS Best Paper Award 2026 on Innovation, Corporate Entrepreneurship, and Transformation EBS University annually honors outstanding scientific papers with high practical relevance on Innovation, Corporate Entrepreneurship ...

  • Profile Picture

    Two connected moments by the Space Economy ...

    By: Mehdi Montakhabi , yesterday

    Attending AOM 2026 in Philadelphia? Make sure to sign up for two connected moments by the Space Economy Community at AOM 2026: 🥂 Space Drinks Meetup An informal pre-PDW social gathering for scholars, practitioners, and anyone working ...

Announcements

  • Reviewing Well: A New PDW Series Begins June 30

    By: Harry Wang Harry Wang , yesterday

    OB Division program development

    Reviewing well

    A three-part PDW series on becoming a more effective, efficient, constructive, and editor-ready reviewer

    The foundations of reviewing well — series poster

    Strong reviewing shapes the rigor of our science, yet most of us were never formally taught how to do it well. The OB Division is launching Reviewing Well, a three-part PDW series designed to help scholars become more effective, efficient, constructive, and editor-ready reviewers, and to position interested members for future editorial review board service.

    Space is limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. We especially encourage early assistant professors, postdocs, and advanced doctoral students to attend. Experienced reviewers are also welcome alongside newer scholars.

    Register now

    Part 1: The foundations of reviewing well

    Virtual PDW on Zoom  ·  June 30, 2026  ·  11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. EDT

    Part 1 provides practical guidance on how the review process actually works, what editors need from reviewers, what strong reviews look like, and how to offer feedback that is clear, rigorous, and useful. The session features short presentations followed by small-group breakouts and Q&A, giving participants direct access to Associate Editors and Editors-in-Chief from top journals, including AMJ, AMR, JAP, JOM, OBHDP, Organization Science, and Personnel Psychology.

    Register for Part 1

    Featuring AEs and EICs from AMJ, AMR, JAP, JOM, OBHDP, Organization Science, and Personnel Psychology

    Katie Badura, Mike Baer, Talya Bauer, Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell, Emily Campion, Jennifer Carson Marr, Gilad Chen, Rosalind Chow, Trevor Foulk, Allison (Allie) Gabriel, Lindy Greer, Tiffany Johnson James, John Kammeyer-Mueller, Jackie Koopmann, Laura Little, Yihao Liu, Fadel Matta, Jessica Methot, Marie Mitchell, Samantha Paustian-Underdahl, Chris Rosen, Elad Sherf, Mindy Shoss, John Paul (J.P.) Stephens, Shannon Taylor, Christian Tröster, Le (Betty) Zhou, and Luke Zhu.

    Coming later in the series

    Part 2  ·  AOM 2026, Philadelphia

    Best practices in reviewing well

    In-person PDW at AOM 2026 in Philadelphia. Features additional AE-led discussion across top OB journals. Attendees of Part 1 receive priority access and early notice.

    Part 3  ·  Virtual, after AOM 2026

    Reviewing well in action

    Virtual experiential follow-up after AOM. Participants complete a hands-on reviewing exercise with feedback on their reviews, and build relationships with editors and peers around shared reviewing norms.

    We hope you will join us.

    Alex Rubenstein, Aneesh Rai & John Bush
    Reviewing Well Series co-organizers

    Shannon Taylor, Elizabeth (Beth) Campbell & Michael Parke
    Review Process Initiative co-organizers on behalf of the OB Division Executive Committee

  • Preparing for the OB Job Market: Advice from Experts & Reflections from Recent Grads

    By: Harry Wang Harry Wang , 14 days ago
    Preparing for the OB Job Market

    Preparing for the OB Job Market

    Friday, June 12, 2026 | 11:00 am – 1:00 pm ET
    Register here by June 9, 2026

    This workshop supports the socialization of doctoral students and builds knowledge about the academic job market. Featuring more than 30 faculty from around the world, the first half offers tips and best practices from professors who have served on multiple hiring committees, and the second half features reflections and advice from professors who have recently navigated the market themselves.

    Notes

    • Zoom instructions will be sent upon registration.
    • Please log in a few minutes before your part of the session.

    Agenda

    Brief welcome and introduction from your hosts:

    • Shannon Taylor (U. Central Florida)
    • Andreas Richter (U. Cambridge)
    • Amy Bartels (U. Nebraska)

    Part 1: Tips and Best Practices from the Other Side (11:00 am – 12:00 pm)

    Panel presentation featuring:

    • Michael Johnson (U. Washington)
    • Richard Gardner (Brigham Young U.)

    Breakout group sessions hosted by:

    • Michael Johnson (U. Washington)
    • Parker Ellen (Mississippi State U.)
    • Richard Gardner (Brigham Young U.)
    • Kylie Rochford (U. Utah)
    • Katina Sawyer (U. Arizona)
    • Brian Swider (U. Florida)
    • Chad Hartnell (Georgia State)
    • David Lebel (U. Pittsburgh)
    • Christina Shalley (Georgia Tech)
    • Crystal Farh (U. Washington)
    • Mike Baer (Arizona State U.)
    • Vijaya Venkataramani (U. Maryland)
    • Jing Zhou (Rice U.)
    • Marcus Butts (SMU)
    • Blaine Landis (U. College London)
    • Pier Vittorio Mannucci (Bocconi U.)
    • Luke Zhu (York U.)
    • Mary Zellmer-Bruhn (U. Minnesota)

    Part 2: Reflections and Advice to My Former Self (12:00 – 1:00 pm)

    Panel presentation featuring:

    • Bailey Bigelow (U. Utah)
    • Semin Park (Penn State U.)

    Breakout group sessions hosted by:

    • Semin Park (Penn State U.)
    • Bailey Bigelow (U. Utah)
    • Zachariah Berry (Cornell U.)
    • Dorian Boncoeur (U. Notre Dame)
    • Tobias Dennerlein (Purdue U.)
    • Monique Domingo (Louisiana State U.)
    • Olivia Foster-Gimbel (Rutgers U.)
    • Velvetina Lim (U. College London)
    • Brady Shanklin (U. Mississippi)
    • Maira Ezerins (U. Central Florida)
    • Chris Winchester (Texas Tech)
    • Francisco Gonzales (Michigan State)
    • Grace Ching Chi Ho (Southern Methodist U.)
    • Justin Woodall (U. Georgia, Grad)
    • Rachel Hahn (Michigan State and Purdue, Grad)
    • Savannah Asay (Indiana U., Grad)
    • Meghan Kane (U. Central Florida, Grad)
    • Charles Bennion (U. Georgia, Grad)
    • Brandon Fogel (U. Nebraska, Grad)

    Contact

    Questions? Contact Amy Bartels at amy.bartels@unl.edu.

    We look forward to seeing you there.

    Shannon Taylor, Andreas Richter, and Amy Bartels
    On behalf of the OB Division Executive Committee

Community Blogs

  • Profile Picture

    🛰️ Space Economy Community – 🚀 SECOND & FINAL CALL for Expression of Interest (2026–2027 Activities)

    By: Mehdi Montakhabi 7 months ago

    Following the tremendous success of the Space Economy PDW at AOM 2025 — the largest PDW in the Academy’s history — we are now finalizing plans for 2026–2027 community activities , which may include: 🌍 A second PDW at AOM ...

View Our Website