Travis Grosser
Associate Professor & Director/Boucher Mgmt and Entrprnrshp

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Scholarly Contributions

26 Scholarly Contributions

Positive and negative workplace relationships, social satisfaction, and organizational attachment
2013
Giuseppe Labianca, Travis Grosser, Vijaya Venkataramani
Research Type: Journal Article

WHAT MATTERS WHEN: A MULTISTAGE MODEL AND EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF JOB SEARCH EFFORT
2013
Travis Grosser, Brian Dineen, Ginny Lopez-Kidwell, Stephen P Borgatti
Research Type: Journal Article

An alter-centric perspective on employee innovation: The importance of creative self-efficacy and network structure
2017
Travis Grosser, Giuseppe Labianca, Vijaya Venkataramani
Research Type: Journal Article

Individuals' Responses to Organizational Mergers: Pathways to Organizational Identification and Attachment
2017
Meredith Woehler, Travis J. Grosser, Wookje Sung, Giuseppe Labianca, Jesse Michael Fagan, Theresa Floyd
Research Type: Journal Article

A sociopolitical perspective on employee innovativeness and performance: The role of political skill and network structure.
2018
Stephen P. Borgatti, Travis Grosser, Ginny Lopez-Kidwell, David Obstfeld, Meredith Woehler, Emily Choi, Giuseppe Labianca
Research Type: Journal Article

Measuring mediation and separation brokerage orientations: A further step toward studying social network brokerage process
2019
Stephen P Borgatti, Travis Grosser, David Obstfeld, Giuseppe (Joe) Labianca
Research Type: Journal Article

Energizing the social ledger: How perspective taking and energized political support network ties facilitate innovation implementation
Christopher Sterling, Travis Grosser
Research Type: Journal Article

A network conceptualization of team conflict
Research Type: Journal Article

Turnover during a corporate merger: How workplace network adaptation influences staying
Jesse Fagan, Wookje Sung, Josh Marineau, Theresa Floyd, Giuseppe (Joe) Labianca, Neha Shah, Travis Grosser, Meredith Woehler
Research Type: Journal Article

UNDERSTANDING TEAMS FROM A NETWORK PERSPECTIVE: A REVIEW AND FRAMEWORK FOR FUTURE RESEARCH"
Adam Roebuck, Semin Park, Travis Grosser, John Mathieu
Research Type: Journal Article