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When working remotely, workers' perceptions of weak ties may suffer due to the lack of in-person interaction. On the other hand, workers' inferences about their strong ties may also be impacted by losing richer communication cues, even though they had more connections with their strong ties than weak ties.
Jan 14, 2022This study explores how remote workers make inferences about engagement levels of and willingness to collaborate with weak ties compared to strong ties.
In this work, we investigate how remote work affects workers' perceptions of their colleagues with different levels of social connectivity, commonly referred to�...
In this work, we investigate how remote work affects workers' perceptions of their colleagues with different levels of social connectivity, commonly referred to�...
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Aug 21, 2024“Distance matters to weak ties: Exploring how workers perceive their strongly-and weakly-connected collaborators in remote work places.
This study explores how remote workers make inferences about engagement levels of and willingness to collaborate with weak ties compared to strong ties. We used�...
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Exploring how workers perceive their strongly-and weakly-connected collaborators in remote workplaces.
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