Staff members with discipline Human Resource Management & Organizational Behaviour
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My PhD research is about the challenges which newcomer residents face when starting their residency. The challenges of residents in transition or twofold; firstly they have to find out how to deliver patient care, secondly they have to become member of the team, department and hospital. In occupational psychology, those challenges are identified as Organizational Socialization, which we use as analytical framework. My supervisors are prof. dr. Götz Wietasch, prof.dr. Debbie Jaarsma, dr. Robbert Duvivier and dr. Jasperina Brouwer.


Supervisors
Prof. dr. Jennifer Jordan
Prof. dr. Floor Rink
Prof. dr. Janka Stoker
Leadership, gender, organizational behaviour, positions of power


My current research explores how individuals, teams, and organizations effectively share information under high time pressure, uncertainty, and risk of disruptions and crises. Some of the contexts where I have conducted my research are virtual hackathons and critical infrastructure organizations (NWO project 1, project 2). I primarily work with digital communication data and apply social network analysis to understand how information-sharing patterns affect the team and organizational performance and resilience.










































Leadership, organizational change, self-managing teams, management development, gender and leadership, top management teams, middle management.










Schrijvers, L. L., & Wiering, J. (2018). Religious/secular discourses and practices of good sex. Culture and Religion , 1-21.
Wiering, J. (2017). There is a Sexular Body: Introducing a Material Approach to the Secular. Secularism and Nonreligion, 6 (8). http://doi.org/10.5334/snr.78
Wiering, J. (2016). “Others Think I am Airy-fairy”: Practicing Navayana Buddhism in a Dutch Secular Climate. Contemporary Buddhism, 17(2), 369-389. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14639947.2016.1234751


diversity management, intersectionality, gender diversity interventions, women of color






Social Psychology: Social Perception; Interpersonal Interaction.

