Abstract
This Symposium includes five studies on the drivers and consequences of employee mobility within organizations. The studies in this symposium adopt a multi-level perspective, by examining how the interaction of individual and organizational factors determine internal moves as well as the individual- and firm-level outcomes of those moves. After the presentations, Professor Russell (Russ) Coff will lead the paper discussion. The goal of the Symposium is to foster a research conversation among researchers interested in internal mobility across disciplinary fields, including careers, human resource management, and strategy, to identify overlaps, potential for collaboration, and avenues for future research. Worker Redeployment in Multi-Business Firms Presenter: Jasmina Chauvin; McDonough School of Business Georgetown U. Presenter: Christopher Poliquin; UCLA Anderson School of Management How Organizational Structure and Human Capital Shape Internal Managerial Redeployments Presenter: Ulya Tsolmon; Washington U. in St. Louis Presenter: Andrea Patacconi; Norwich Business School Opportunity cost as a driver of human capital redeployment Presenter: Matthew James Bidwell; U. of Pennsylvania Presenter: Federica De Stefano; HEC Paris Presenter: Rocio Bonet; IE Business School Inside attraction: Examining how and when managerial openness to voice shapes employee attraction Presenter: JR Keller; Cornell U. Presenter: John E. McCarthy; Cornell U. Matching for Strategic Organizations: Theory and Empirics from Internal Labor Markets Presenter: Bo Cowgill; Columbia Business School Presenter: Jonathan Davis; U. of Oregon Presenter: Pablo Montagnes; Emory U. Presenter: Patryk Perkowski; Columbia Business School
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