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Mary, Another option is to approach an association that would have members in your target population. You may be able to find such an organization that supports a specific region or industry and would be interested in your research topic. Consider whether there is some aspect to your ...

You'll find some good resources searching the OB listserv archive. There was some traffic on this topic (with assembled lists of recommendations) in August/September and November of 2007. You can access the archives at http://aomlists.pace.edu/ (or through the Divisions section of the AOM website). ...

Hello all, I have been asked by a friend outside the OB field for recommended readings or research on the relationship between working long hours and productivity. I know there is research examining the hazards associated with shift work or night shifts (e.g., falling asleep while driving home, on-the-job ...

Hi Dan, In early September, someone collected the following list of recommended readings for a course on creativity from members of the OB listserv. Enjoy! Katherine The Handbook of Creativity_, edited by Robert J. Sternberg Understanding Creativity: The Interplay of Biological, Psychological, ...

Nelson Repenning has studied fire fighting in new product development. You can find links to the articles below on his personal website: http://web.mit.edu/nelsonr/www/ He also delivered a talk at the University of Michigan ICOS seminar. More at: http://www.si.umich.edu/ICOS/Fall2001.html Professor ...