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Emotional Filtering in Strategic Change

Award Winning
Working Paper
Based on the findings from a three-year field study of a large firm undergoing strategic change, the author builds theory by describing how recipient employees emotionally responded to executives' actions. Emotional filtering is defined as change recipients' emotionally charged interpretations of agents' actions that materially influence recipients' cognitive and behavioral responses to the proposed change. The author shows how emotional filtering differentially affects the outcomes of strategic change projects.
Faculty

Professor of Strategy