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Talking About Organizations Podcast

Talking About Organizations
Organizational Behavior
Mental Health
The Presentation Of Self In Everyday Life
Erving Goffman
Institutionalized Organizations
Institutional Theory
Legal Ambiguity
Formal Structure
The System Of Professions
Industrial Revolution
Civil Rights Act
American Journal Of Sociology
Legitimacy
Impression Management
Symbolic Interactionism
Andrew Abbott
Grievance Procedures
Susan Leigh Star
Performance Indicators
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility

Talking About Organizations is a conversational podcast where we talk about one book, journal article or idea per episode and try to understand it, its purpose and its impact. By joining us as we collectively tackle classic readings on organization theory, management science, organizational behavior, industrial psychology, organizational learning, culture, climate, leadership, public administratio... more

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Recent Guests

Andrew Carton
Author of the article discussed in this episode
Administrative Science Quarterly
Episode: 128: Meaningfulness of Work -- Andrew Carton (Part 2)
Anupama Kandya
Expert on Post-Colonial Theory and its implications in organizational contexts
Episode: 124: Postcolonial Theory -- Anshuman Prasad (Part 2)
Elizabeth Gerber
Academic researcher in organizational behavior
Academy of Management
Episode: 118: Organizational Structures & Digital Technologies -- AoM 2024 Symposium (Part 2)
Ileana Stigliani
Associate Professor of Design and Innovation, Management and Entrepreneurship Department
Imperial College London
Episode: 118: Organizational Structures & Digital Technologies – AoM 2024 Symposium (Part 1)
Jerry Davis
Gilbert and Ruth Whitaker Professor of Business Administration, Professor of Management and Organizations
University of Michigan
Episode: 118: Organizational Structures & Digital Technologies – AoM 2024 Symposium (Part 1)
Melissa Valentine
Associate Professor in Management, Science, and Engineering
Stanford University
Episode: 118: Organizational Structures & Digital Technologies – AoM 2024 Symposium (Part 1)
Liz Gerber
Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Communication Studies
Northwestern University
Episode: 118: Organizational Structures & Digital Technologies – AoM 2024 Symposium (Part 1)
Georg Rillinger
Economic sociologist with a focus on market dynamics.
Episode: 117: Economic Sociology & Valuation -- Marion Fourcade (Part 2)
Geir Grillinger
Assistant Professor of Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Strategic Management
MIT Sloan School of Management
Episode: 117: Economic Sociology & Valuation -- Marion Fourcade (Part 1)

Hosts

Tom
Co-host involved in discussions revolving around organization theory and management practices, bringing insights and facilitating conversations.
Sarah
Co-host and discussion leader with a focus on providing engaging perspectives on organization studies and management theories.
Rohan
Co-host contributing to deep discussions about organizational practices and theories, often exploring complex topics.
Pedro
Co-host focused on exploring significant concepts in organizational theory and management, often engaging with expert guests.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 77 ratings
  • Great Podcast

    I found it informative without being boring. The conversation spirit is a cool touch. Highly recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    John Lemper
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Brilliant!

    I've only listened to one episode but it was fantastic. It was like attending a lecture and book club with really astute and thoughtful peers. The conversation was warm, thoughtful, full of different and alternative ideas and perspectives. There was agreement and disagreement too. I felt right at home and appreciated that my own reading and understanding of literature was closer to 'others' than I had previously thought. And I found that encouraging. I highly recommend this series.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HiFi4TeePee
    Australia7 years ago
  • Broadens and deepens your understanding of orgs

    I have found the 'Talking About Organizations' podcast to be an interesting and useful resource. First, I have deepened my understanding of organizing and organizations by listening to the podcast's thoughtful conversations about classic organizational theories, topics and publications. Second, listening to the podcast has also broadened my knowledge of organization studies by introducing me to unfamiliar publications and theories.

    I recommend students, researchers and people interested in all... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    _jarryd_
    Australia8 years ago
  • Aaaaamazing

    I love this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mfralves
    Brazil8 years ago
  • Excellent

    Great discussions on seminal organisational science papers, many including the original authors. Excellent insights into the research.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VJ349
    Ireland8 years ago

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Listeners find the balance of theory and practice compelling, making it a valuable resource for both academics and professionals.
Offers a unique perspective on organizational theories and practices, appreciated for its depth and range of topics.
Informative yet engaging discussions that resonate well with listeners, blending educational content with a conversational approach.

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Talking Points

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128: Meaningfulness of Work -- Andrew Carton (Part 1)
Q: What are the key differences between mission and purpose?
Andrew explains that mission is about overarching goals and aspirations of an organization, while purpose is more personal, relating to individual employees' views on how their work connects to the mission.
128: Meaningfulness of Work -- Andrew Carton (Part 1)
Q: Can you explain the major pivot in your research from quantitative to qualitative methods?
Drew discusses the challenge and importance of shifting his mindset to appreciate qualitative research, emphasizing the broader and richer insights it can provide compared to purely quantitative studies.
124: Postcolonial Theory -- Anshuman Prasad (Part 1)
Q: What does provincialize mean?
Provincialize means to contextualize, contesting the assumed idea of universalism.
110: Organizations and Law -- Lauren Edelman (Part 1)
Q: Can you give us an overview of the two articles?
Edelman develops a rich institutional theory of how organizations respond to the law, focusing on the need for legitimacy while acknowledging organizational agency.

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What is Talking About Organizations Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content focuses on in-depth discussions surrounding notable books, journal articles, and ideas within the fields of organization theory and management science. Episodes feature insights into classical and contemporary works, exploring themes such as leadership, organizational behavior, and industrial psychology, while fostering a community-centric discourse among listeners. This format not only enhances listener understanding of pivotal concepts but also encourages critical thinking and dialogue about traditional management practices and emerging trends.

The conversational tone and emphasis on critical perspectives set this series apart, making it particularly engaging for an audience interested in both theoretical frameworks and practical... more

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2. Anupama Kandya
3. Elizabeth Gerber
4. Ileana Stigliani
5. Jerry Davis
6. Melissa Valentine
7. Liz Gerber
8. Georg Rillinger

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