Anne Burmeister

Associate Professor

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Netherlands

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Anne Burmeister is an Associate Professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands. Her research areas include knowledge sharing, workplace dynamics, intergenerational contact, and sustainable careers, as reflected in her recent articles. She explores the cognitive demands of knowledge seeking and the complexities of workplace friendships, providing insights into the organizational implications of age diversity.

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Understanding Knowledge Sharing From an Identity-Based Motivational Perspective

Managing the risks and side effects of workplace friendships: The moderating role of workplace friendship self-efficacy

Too much to know? The cognitive demands of daily knowledge seeking and the buffering role of coworker contact quality.

Too Much to Know? The Cognitive Demands of Daily Knowledge Seeking and the Buffering Role of Coworker Contact Quality

Action Regulation at the Work-Family Interface: Nomological Network and Work-Family Consequences

COVID-19 and the ageing workforce: global perspectives on needs and solutions across 15 countries

Explaining Age Differences in the Motivating Potential of Intergenerational Contact at Work

REACHING THE HEART OR THE MIND? TEST OF TWO THEORY-BASED TRAINING PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN AGE-DIVERSE COWORKERS

Leveraging Age Diversity for Organizational Performance: An Intellectual Capital Perspective

A whole-life perspective of sustainable careers: The nature and consequences of nonwork orientations

A whole-life perspective of sustainable careers: The nature and consequences of nonwork orientations

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Andreas Hirschi

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