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Special Issue: Emotions in the Digitalised Workplace. Guest Editors: Niki Panteli, Fay Giæver, Jostein Engesmo

Guest editorial: Emotions in the digitalised workplace

Niki Panteli; Fay Giæver; Jostein Engesmo
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Individuals' fixed digital mindset, internal HRM alignment and feelings of helplessness in virtual teams

Sut I Wong; Elizabeth Solberg; Laura Traavik
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Hope, tolerance and empathy: employees' emotions when using an AI-enabled chatbot in a digitalised workplace

Lorentsa Gkinko; Amany Elbanna
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Media features and communication control in the digitalized workplace: a study about regulating negative emotional communication

Nan (Tina) Wang
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Uncovering the affective affordances of videoconference technologies

Simeon Vidolov
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