Wesson and colleagues examine remote workforce monitoring

Harbert College of Business faculty member Michael Wesson, the David and Meredith Luck endowed professor, was co-author of a study published in the Harvard Business Review digital edition on remote workforce monitoring methods.

Wesson and his colleagues found that some monitoring methods can foster openness, collaboration, and innovation - while others lead employees to disengage and withhold new ideas. Wesson’s co-authors are Alexander Hamrick, University of Richmond; Sana Zafar, Georgia Southern University; Jeffrey LePine, Arizona State University; and Chase Thiel, University of Wyoming.

Read the full article on the Harvard Business Review website.

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