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Why Big Brother should not be watching you at work

Author: Gümüsay, A., Köhne, S., Schildhauer, T., Krzywdzinski, M., & Send, H.
Published in: I by IMD
Year: 2022
Type: Other publications

What will the future of work look like? Of course, for many, in-person work is essential. But for a large part of the workforce, the need is more ambiguous, and companies have developed fundamentally different approaches.

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Ali Aslan Gümüsay, Prof. Dr.

Head of Research Group and Associate Researcher: Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Society

Sonja Köhne

Doctoral Researcher: Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Society
Thomas Schildhauer | HIIG Director

Thomas Schildhauer, Prof. Dr. Dr.

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Hendrik Send

Hendrik Send, Prof. Dr.

Associated Researcher: Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Society


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