Examining the Experiences of Remaining Employees after a Coworker Dismissal: Initial Message Characteristics, Information Seeking, Uncertainty, and Perceived Social Costs

Overview of attention for article published in Management Communication Quarterly, August 2020

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RT @MCQSage: Wondering about the role of the office grapevine when employees are fired? In this study by @baileycbenedict, 41% of remaining…

22 Feb 2021

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Wondering about the role of the office grapevine when employees are fired? In this study by @baileycbenedict, 41% of remaining employees found out about their coworkers’ dismissal from another coworker! 👀🍇 #MCQSage https://t.co/00dLaBIQ7Z

22 Feb 2021

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RT @baileycbenedict: My research on how employees learn their coworker was fired was recently published in @MCQSage! I examined what predic…

26 Sep 2020

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Check out this great article from my brilliant colleague, @baileycbenedict! #OrgComm

22 Sep 2020

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