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Passing on Talent: A Generativity Perspective on the Effects of Perceived Overqualification Among Older Employees

Drawing on generativity theory, we examine the positive effects of perceived overqualification among older employees. Specifically, we argue that perceptions of overqualification in older employees are positively associated with a core generativity motive—that is, a desire to support and guide the next generation and b...

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Beyond expectations: exploring the multifaceted role of positive gossip in organizations

Introduction Gossip is a fundamental aspect of human communication that facilitates the expression of attitudes, beliefs, and opinions related to emotions. Within organizational settings, gossip frequently pertains to third parties who are not physically present and can be classified as either positive or negative base...

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The emerging charisma of 0 s and 1s: unraveling the intricacies of virtual idol adoption

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Perceptions of organizational politics and work outcomes: interactive effects of envy and enactment

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Navigating the Digital Storm: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Technology-Induced Job Insecurity, Its Outcomes and Moderators

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