The Border Crosser’s Characteristics and Work–Life Conflict

Saonee Sarker, Manju Ahuja (), Suprateek Sarker and Kirsten M. Bullock
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Saonee Sarker: Lund University
Manju Ahuja: University of Louisville
Suprateek Sarker: University of Virginia
Kirsten M. Bullock: University of Louisville

Chapter Chapter 3 in Navigating Work and Life Boundaries, 2021, pp 55-79 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In the previous chapter, we examined the effects of a number of factors that impact the WLCWork–life conflict (WLC) of IT professionals involved in globally distributed workDistributed work. Drawing on Border Theory, the factors discussed were related to the border keepersBorder theoryborder keepers’ rolesRole, the flexibilityFlexibility, and permeabilityPermeability of the borders, and the characteristics of the domain. In this chapter, we focus on the effect of border crossersBorder theoryborder crosser’ (i.e., the IT professionals’) characteristics on their work–life conflictWork–life conflict (WLC) (WLC).

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-72759-8_3

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