How Employees React to Unsolicited and Solicited Advice in the Workplace

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How Employees React to Unsolicited and Solicited Advice in the Workplace

Research from University College London and the University of Zurich

📋 Introduction

  • Paper Title: How Employees React to Unsolicited and Solicited Advice in the Workplace: Implications for Using Advice, Learning, and Performance
  • Year of Publication: 2022
  • Journal: Journal of Applied Psychology
  • Authors: Blaine Landis (University College London), Colin M. Fisher (University College London), and Jochen I. Menges (University of Zurich)

Why this matters

Understanding how employees react differently to unsolicited versus solicited advice can help leaders more effectively share knowledge and guidance in a way that maximizes the impact on employee learning and performance.

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