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Sarah Stephen

Assistant Professor,
University of Liverpool

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Posted By Sarah Stephen 06-11-2026 06:56
Found In Egroup: Social Issues in Management SIM
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Dear SIM Colleagues, No one might actually like it, we all can't live without it either, but yet its inner workings are a deep mystery to many. Of course, we are referring to the academic job market – one that can be challenging for management scholars. Here is a gentle reminder that, to help demystify ...
Posted By Sarah Stephen 06-08-2026 21:39
Found In Egroup: Strategic Management STR
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Dear STR Colleagues, No one might actually like it, we all can't live without it either, but yet its inner workings are a deep mystery to many. Of course, we are referring to the academic job market – one that can be challenging for management scholars. Here is a gentle reminder that, to help demystify ...
Posted By Sarah Stephen 06-08-2026 11:32
Found In Egroup: Organizations and the Natural Environment ONE
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Dear ONE Colleagues, No one might actually like it, we all can't live without it either, but yet its inner workings are a deep mystery to many. Of course, we are referring to the academic job market – one that can be challenging for management scholars. Here is a gentle reminder that, to help demystify ...
Posted By Sarah Stephen 06-08-2026 11:31
Found In Egroup: Organization and Management Theory OMT
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Dear OMT Colleagues, No one might actually like it, we all can't live without it either, but yet its inner workings are a deep mystery to many. Of course, we are referring to the academic job market – one that can be challenging for management scholars. Here is a gentle reminder that, to help demystify ...
Posted By Sarah Stephen 06-08-2026 11:30
Found In Egroup: Critical Management Studies CMS
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Dear CMS Colleagues, No one might actually like it, we all can't live without it either, but yet its inner workings are a deep mystery to many. Of course, we are referring to the academic job market – one that can be challenging for management scholars. Here is a gentle reminder that, to help demystify ...