Academy of Management Review · 2012 · 233 citations · 149 references
ManagementHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational BehaviorOrganizational DevelopmentSocial InfluenceTalent ManagementHuman CapitalInformational InfluenceReputationSocial CapitalSocial Capital ManagementStar StudiesInformation OverloadInformation Overload ManagementInformation Provision EffectsManagerial Information AdvantageSocial Capital AccumulationSocial Capital In Organizations
Because star employees are more visible and productive, they are likely to be sought out by others and develop an information advantage through their abundant social capital. However, not all of the information effects of stardom are beneficial. We theorize that stars' robust social capital may produce an unintended side effect of information overload. We highlight the role of human resource management in minimizing the effects of information overload for stars, and we discuss avenues for future research.
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