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I summarized all required readings and added a few notes from the lectures. These are the readings that are summarized: ● Spreitzer, G., Garrett, L. & Cameron, L. (2017). Alternative work arrangements: Two images of the new world of work. Annual Review of Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior, 4(1), 473-491. ● Parker, S.K. and Grote, G. (2022), Automation, Algorithms, and Beyond: Why Work Design Matters More Than Ever in a Digital World. Appl...

Hi! These are the notes I will use to study from for the open-book exam. I read all the materials and noted most info that I found noteworthy. I did not summarize the case studies from the textbook, so look at Intro to People Analytics (Khan&Miller) if you want to go through them. Some information repeats multiple times throughout the summary because the information from readings overlaps with lectures. Lecture 4 was entirely based on the readings, so all the additional info was added within t...

Lectures: summarised using questions to help with structuring the information Articles: all mandatory included

The summary is color-coded for the understanding of the structure better - black: slide content - grey: what the teacher says about the slides - blue: content from the textbook I studied only from this summary and I got an 8.6 from the exam Recommendation: try to compare & contrast the theories, it will help you during the exam

- class notes from Work Psychology course - all lectures included (except for guest lecture) - in order to complete the exam successfully, besides reading these class notes, I recommend also reading the book

- includes lecture notes - incorporates most notes from readings (even though they were not relevant for the exam imo) - includes few tips for the exam at the end - I got a 8.5 from the exam

- The summary covers both lectures & the textbook material relevant for the exam - When studying from the summary, focus on the bolt terminology. Bolt means it was covered in the lecture or was stressed to be important while non-bolt means it was mentioned in the textbook. The exam is, for the most part, based on the lectures. - Includes a list of studies with buzzwords at the end that you should remember for the exam - My exam grade: 9

Use this summary as a guide to understanding the lectures. It contains the terms you are taught in the course and links them to philosophers, the era, and other mentioned concepts. In order to fully understand the meanings behind the topics, I would advise you to follow the lectures. Concepts from the book did not appear in the exams but were sometimes included in the bonus quizzes in the lectures.