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Martin Kilduff

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The Journal of Applied Psychology|September 24, 2008
The ripple effect of personality on social structure: self-monitoring origins of network brokerageHongseok Oh, Martin Kilduff
The Journal of Applied Psychology|September 8, 2011
Centrality and charisma: comparing how leader networks and attributions affect team performancePrasad Balkundi, Martin Kilduff, David A Harrison
Annual Review of Psychology|January 4, 2013
Social network analysis: foundations and frontiers on advantageRonald S Burt, Martin Kilduff, Stefano Tasselli
The Journal of Applied Psychology|October 21, 2021
One tie to capture advice and friendship: Leader multiplex centrality effects on team performance changeRonald Clarke, Andreas W Richter, Martin Kilduff
The Journal of Applied Psychology|April 17, 2018
The paradox of agency: Feeling powerful reduces brokerage opportunity recognition yet increases willingness to brokerBlaine Landis, Martin Kilduff, Jochen I Menges, et al.
The Journal of Applied Psychology|May 5, 2025
Buffered by reflected glory? The effects of star connections on career outcomesLei Liu, Martin Kilduff, Sun Young Lee, et al.
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The Journal of Applied Psychology|September 24, 2008
The ripple effect of personality on social structure: self-monitoring origins of network brokerageHongseok Oh, Martin Kilduff
The Journal of Applied Psychology|September 8, 2011
Centrality and charisma: comparing how leader networks and attributions affect team performancePrasad Balkundi, Martin Kilduff, David A Harrison
Annual Review of Psychology|January 4, 2013
Social network analysis: foundations and frontiers on advantageRonald S Burt, Martin Kilduff, Stefano Tasselli
The Journal of Applied Psychology|October 21, 2021
One tie to capture advice and friendship: Leader multiplex centrality effects on team performance changeRonald Clarke, Andreas W Richter, Martin Kilduff
The Journal of Applied Psychology|April 17, 2018
The paradox of agency: Feeling powerful reduces brokerage opportunity recognition yet increases willingness to brokerBlaine Landis, Martin Kilduff, Jochen I Menges, et al.
The Journal of Applied Psychology|May 5, 2025
Buffered by reflected glory? The effects of star connections on career outcomesLei Liu, Martin Kilduff, Sun Young Lee, et al.
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