My research interests revolve around the psychological impact of technology on workers. Within this area, I am interested in a wide range of topics such as technostress, cyberdeviancy, telecommuting, virtual teams, E-leadership, etc.

You can find more details of my research projects, my research methods and philosophy as well as useful resources for fellow researchers on my research page.

My main discipline is Organizational Behavior, which investigates human behavior in organizational settings or in all situations in which groups of people work together towards common goals. The video below is an example of a social experiment I show to my students.

My teaching page lists the courses I currently teach, presents my teaching philosophy and methods and suggests engaging material such as films.

I need you! As my research is about work, it is important for me to collaborate with people within organizations.

My practice page provides examples of successful collaborations and research projects for which I need your help.

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My articles are from various angles that might interest specific audiences or anyone interested in work and technology.

Make sure to check regularly for my newest academic publications, short science-fiction stories, research or teaching methods tips, or opinions.