Associate Professor at University of Cambridge; 'Ethnographer in Training'; interested in strategy, innovation, & grand challenges!
Madeleine Rauch
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Excellent visit to Trigema talking with Bonita Grupp about sustainability, strategy and innovation on the textile industry
Research shows what type of boredom drives turnover on your team.
Dr @madeleinerauch.bsky.social from Cambridge Judge Business School will visit the Management School on 30 April to present her paper: 'What Are We Even Doing Here? Nurses’ Experiences of Moral Injury during the Pandemic'
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#Strategy #InternationalBusiness #Entrepreneurship #SIBE
How do you deal with boredom at work? Associate Professor Madeleine Rauch’s study of UN peacekeepers in South Sudan shows it’s all about resilience. loom.ly/Lvp3Rqo
#UN #ethnography #peacekeeping #leadership #strategy
@madeleinerauch.bsky.social
For any organizational researchers migrating to Bluesky, here is a starter pack to help us find each other. Will update, when I find more folks on here.
go.bsky.app/H7TKNwu
Happy 2025 everyone! 🕊️Very thrilled to kick off this year being able to share my paper on war and peace: how boredom shapes the enactment of idealized future in extreme contexts, is now online at AMJ. Here a link to paper: doi.org/10.5465/amj....
Fantastic visit to Aalto University and Helsinki coming to an end! Very grateful for the opportunity to present my on going work, inspiring conversations and catching up with many friends and colleague! 🙏❄️
I guess the festive season has officially begun ;)
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Madeleine Rauch
Time to leave Stanford after 3 years. Little did I know it’ll challenge and expand me in so many ways. A special thank you to my mentor Woody Powell, the many great scholars & friends I met along the way. 🙏 for the support from Europe to make this possible! Happy Holidays 🎄
Everyone experiences boredom at work. But new research found that one kind of boredom—existential boredom—led to higher turnover and greater employee disengagement than the kind of boredom caused by…
