“Feeling in Control”: Optimal Busyness and the Temporality of Organizational Controls

Overview of attention for article published in Organization Science, July 2022

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The woman, who works at an elite professional service firm in London, was one of the professionals we interviewed as part of our recent study (https://t.co/ZYwX6dO6rB) of the work life of highly educated professionals.

@eppuJ @mrsseppala @hs_visio Tässä artikkeli. Se on mielenkiintoinen. Harvoin tieteellistä artikkelia lukee vähän järkytyksen sekaisin tuntein. https://t.co/f3bDsNts7F

RT @jccnas: Very happy that our paper with @Lupu_io on extreme #busyness in @OrganizationSci is now published! Thanks to my amazing co-aut…

RT @andre_spicer: Professionals try their best to create a sense of optimal busyness. This gives them a sense of energy but also control ov…

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