How does an employee’s purpose modify their behaviour at work?
The way employees behave in the workplace has a direct impact on the organisation’s culture and success. The continuous and rapidly changing employment environment of… Read More
Holding up a mirror to “dishonest and greedy” finance culture
Twenty years ago, I worked in large finance organisations in Australia and overseas, ever since I have been fascinated with the industry’s culture. This fascination… Read More
The influence of expatriation on self-concept and identity
When we move to a foreign country, it disrupts our familiar environment and can lead us to question our social validation. Juan Miguel Rosa explores the implications of living and working abroad on self-concept and identity. Read More
Sustainable urbanisation and small island developing states
Rebecca McNaught, PhD candidate at the Department of Business Strategy and Innovation, moderated an online webinar for the Commonwealth Local Government Forum on Monday… Read More
Measuring customers’ experience through deep facial analysis
Nehemia Sugianto, PhD candidate at the Department of Business Strategy and Innovation, is conducting research to develop a privacy-preserving facial analytic surveillance solution built on responsible AI technology. Read More
Experts engage students and community to help address homelessness
Dr Dhara Shah from the Department of Business Strategy and Innovation and lead researcher of the Sisters support business together project recently participated in a panel of experts as part of the Social Impact Project Launch aimed at helping connect students and guests with industry professionals, community advocates, and experienced voices. Read More
Mangoes get sick too
Coming back as a mature age PhD student almost 20 years after finishing an Honours degree has been challenging, but rewarding. My research journey has… Read More
Innovation for growth amidst isolation
In today’s dynamic business world, it is vital to gain and maintain a competitive advantage through innovation. As COVID-19 turned our lives upside down, many… Read More
Griffith alumnus maintains intergenerational connections during lockdown
Following the Federal Government announcement, encouraging aged care providers to limit the number of visits to their facility under the national guidelines to control… Read More
We are all in this together: How do students cope and adapt to online studies?
In a 2019 research project investigating the study choices of management students, Dr Katrina Radford, Dr Harsha Sarvaiya, Dr CJ Wang and… Read More
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