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Assistant Professor of Management & Organization at USC Marshall | Studying inequality, social class, policing, & interventions | PhD Kellogg | she/her
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🚨 Now out at JEPG! 🚨 After college students graduate & head off the workforce, there are many opportunities to collaborate at work. Do these opportunities reduce cultural mismatch for college grads from working-class backgrounds?
Article linked below!👇🏻 psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-...
Not always: We find that it depends on what orgs value. Many orgs continue to value individual contributors instead of team players—creating a cultural mismatch. Only when orgs also value working together as part of being a “good” employee do employees from working-class backgrounds feel they fit.