Mehmet A. Orhan

Mehmet A. Orhan

Associate Professor in Management and Organizational Behavior

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Published in , 2023

My research revolves around the impact of technology in the workplace and non-standard work practices. Additionally, I study human behavior in relation to technology in wider social settings. More recently, I developed another stream of research about research ethics and the state of organizational research and academia.

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The Anonymous Pursuit of Science: Reviving Scientific Curiosity through Anonymous Submissions

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The pursuit of scientific knowledge has been the driving force behind countless groundbreaking discoveries throughout history. However, in recent times, the emphasis on fame, recognition, and personal incentives has diverted many researchers from the true essence of science—curiosity-driven exploration for the betterment of society. In this blog post, we delve deeper into the concept of anonymous submissions in academic journals and how it could encourage researchers to rekindle their passion for publishing, focusing on genuine scientific curiosity rather than external rewards.

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