This Monday I held a research seminar entitled “Social network perspectives and methodology in HRM research” to a group of PhD students and colleagues at Ca’ Foscari University, Faculty of Economics. Located in the Italian city of Venice, it was founded in 1868 as the first Italian business college. The main building of the University, Ca’ Foscari Palace, is placed in a strategic position on the bend of the Grand Canal, in the heart of Venice. The audience had several really challenging questions about the topic. In addition, we discussed various publishing strategies.
The hosts were extremely hospitable and my stay in this beautiful city was very enjoyable.
Tags: HRM, research seminar, social networks, venice
