J. (Jessica) de Bloom, Prof
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My research focuses on vanishing boundaries between work- and non-work life as one aspect of today´s rapidly changing working conditions. I investigate the impact of these changes on employee well-being and performance as well as the role of modern information and communication technology. My aim is to generate knowledge to understand topical societal phenomena and to bridge the scientist-practitioner gap by communicating scientific knowledge to a wide audience of scientists from various disciplines, professionals working in the field, students, and wider society.
Keywords: stress, occupational health, work-related well-being, recovery, leisure, work, non-work, leisure crafting, job crafting, creativity, work engagement, diary studies, longitudinal research, ecological momentary assessments
Keywords: stress, occupational health, work-related well-being, recovery, leisure, work, non-work, leisure crafting, job crafting, creativity, work engagement, diary studies, longitudinal research, ecological momentary assessments
Other positions
- Academy of Finland Research Fellow (Tampere University, Finland)
- Advisory board member for research project conducted by the German Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAUA)
- Advisory board member for research project conducted by the German Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAUA)
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