Work Design and Performance

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Work Design and Performance. / Ohly, Sandra; Venz, Laura.
Transformative Work Design: Synthesis and New Directions. Hrsg. / Sharon K. Parker; Florian Erik Klonek; Caroline Knight; Fangfang Zhang. Oxford University Press, 2025. S. 147-174.

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Ohly, S & Venz, L 2025, Work Design and Performance. in SK Parker, FE Klonek, C Knight & F Zhang (Hrsg.), Transformative Work Design: Synthesis and New Directions. Oxford University Press, S. 147-174. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780197692554.003.0005

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Ohly, S., & Venz, L. (2025). Work Design and Performance. In S. K. Parker, F. E. Klonek, C. Knight, & F. Zhang (Hrsg.), Transformative Work Design: Synthesis and New Directions (S. 147-174). Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780197692554.003.0005

Vancouver

Ohly S, Venz L. Work Design and Performance. in Parker SK, Klonek FE, Knight C, Zhang F, Hrsg., Transformative Work Design: Synthesis and New Directions. Oxford University Press. 2025. S. 147-174 doi: 10.1093/oso/9780197692554.003.0005

Bibtex

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