Abstract
The papers included in this symposium aim to shed light on some of the current theoretical advancements and knowledge creation related to star performers. The papers draw from a diverse set of theories (e.g., self-conscious emotions, trait-activation, conservation of resources, etc.) and deploy a broad set of methodologies (e.g., field-based, experimental, qualitative, archival, conceptual) to investigate novel research topics related to how stars behave towards their peers, how stars’ presence within work teams impact team members, what factors influence the decline of stardom, and the performance implications of star mobility. Additionally, these papers investigate these topics in a diverse set of samples, such as real estate agents, NBA players, students and project teams, and lead portfolio fund managers to garner holistic insights related to star phenomena. Through the presentations and discussions associated with this symposium we hope to feature some of the current advancements and findings within the star literature while also illuminating the need for extending this growing constellation of research. Light the Way or Keep Others in the Dark? How Pride Influences Stars' Helping vs. Knowledge-Hiding Presenter: Alexander Hamrick; Auburn U. Presenter: Pauline Schilpzand; Oregon State U. Presenter: Michael Wesson; Auburn U. The Decline of Star Performers Presenter: Haibo Liu; U. of California, Riverside The Impact of Stars in our Orbit: How and Why High Performers Shape Peer Proactivity Presenter: Christopher Winchester; U. of Minnesota Carlson School of Management Presenter: Elizabeth Margaret Campbell; U. of Minnesota Presenter: Matt Call; Texas A&M U., College Station Can They Risk It? Departing Star Manager Ownership Structure and Fund Performance Presenter: Thomas Miller; Union Square Capital Partners Presenter: Daniel Tzabbar; Drexel U. Presenter: Donghwi Seo; Central Connecticut State U. When Do You Have a Friend in Me? Age, Tenure, and Team Ability as Boundary Conditions of Star OCBs Presenter: Jonathan Hendricks; U. of Nebraska, Lincoln Presenter: Jia Yu; U. of Nebraska, Lincoln Presenter: Matt Call; Texas A&M U., College Station
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