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Winnie Jiang

Winnie Jiang is an Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour at INSEAD. Her research focuses on the dynamics of meaning making at work, career mobility, and human resource management.

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The Pursuit of Purpose May Be Harming Your Organisation

BY WINNIE JIANG. Do purpose oriented employees enjoy more tangible career outcomes apart from a sense of satisfaction and achievement? Read outcomes of studies conducted on purpose oriented employees and job oriented employees here in this article and what all this means for you in your organisation.

20-12-2021

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What Lies Ahead for Future Graduates Post-COVID-19?

Wonder what's next in-line for graduates of class 2020? The COVID-19 Pandemic has helped individuals redefine their meanings of success and fulfillment in careers and life. Read on to find out more!

29-11-2021

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Keeping Meaning Alive as Your Workload Surges

How do we keep our meaning, purpose and passion alive as the workload rises? Read more about meaning and work in the research done here.

25-11-2021

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