Directory of persons

Who can I contact with my questions and concerns? Here is an overview of our team.

Professors

Prof. Dr. Ingo Weller

Head of the Institute

Send an email

+49 89 2180-6723

+49 89 2180-17926

Team-Assistant

Kerstin Gottscheber

Team-Assistant

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+49 (0) 89 / 2180 - 6723

+49 (0) 89 / 2180 - 17926

Postdocs

Dr. Felix Bölingen, MBR

Postdoc

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089/2180-6727

089/2180-17926

Dr. Steffen Burkert, MBR

Postdoc

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+49 (0) 89 / 2180-3684

+49 (0) 89 / 2180 - 17926

Research and Teaching Assistants / Doctoral Students

Sebastian von Beck, M.Sc.

Research Assistant and PhD Candidate

Send an email

089/2180-6729

+49 (0)89 / 2180-17926

Tobias Burkhard, M.Sc.

Research Assistant and PhD Candidate

Lea Holzemer, M.Sc.

Research Assistant and PhD Candidate

Send an email

089/2180-6617

089/2180-17926

Student Assistants

Lorena Schüller, B.Sc.

Student Assistant

Ann-Sophie Zugsbradl, B.Sc.

Student Assistant

Alumni

Our former research assistants at HCM and the titles of their dissertations some of which are published by HCM-Verlag

  • Dr. Marco Tonellato, Assistant Professor from 2018-2022; extended CV (PDF, 187 KB)
  • Dr. Julian Huff, (Volume 1): Studying Human Resource Management as a Complex Phenomenon: A Systems-based Approach to HRM System Effectiveness
  • Dr. Julian Süß, (Volume 2): Individual and Organizational Effects of HRM Systems
  • Dr. Daniel Mühlbauer, (Volume 3): Individual Heterogeneity and Collective Behavior Formation: Theory, Experiments, and Implications for Human Resource Management
  • Dr. Prisca Friedrichs, (Volume 4): Firm Flexibility, Firm Structure, and Human Resource Management.
  • Dr. Julia Ebert, (Volume 5): Human Resource Management and Family-Friendly Work Practices: Mechanisms, Boundary Conditions and Employee-Based Outcomes.
  • Dr. Michael Schüßler, (Volume 6): Essays on Microfoundations in Strategic Human Resource Management:
    Mechanisms, Experimental Evidence, and Future Research Avenues
  • Dr. Maximilian Abele, (Volume 7): Strategic Human Resource Management in Small and Medium-Sized Technology Enterprises: Content and Process Perspectives
  • Dr. Hanna Kuschel, (Volume 8): Flexibilität in Arbeitszeit und Arbeitsort – Eine empirische Untersuchung der Einführung von mobilem Arbeiten in einem deutschen Industrieunternehmen
  • Dr. Lena Göbel, (Volume 9): Corporate Responsibility
    and Human Resource Management - A Path from Antecedents to Impacts
  • Dr. Nicolas Tichy, (Volume 10): Inducements in Organizations - Empirical Essays on the Antecedents and Consequences of Compensation Complexity, Pay Design Dispersion, and Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Dr. Tobias Oberpaul, (Volume 12): Complex Compensation: Empirical Essays on the Impact of Compensation Design on Firm Performance, Turnover, and Organizational Justice
  • Dr. Alejandro Hermida Carrillo, (Band 14): The Many Selves in Social Structures – Applications to Corporate Strategy, Work-Life Dynamics, and Cross-Class Interactions
  • Dr. Nathalie Haidegger-Rieß, (external PhD student, 2021): In the Pursuit of Sustainable Compensation: Regulation of Executive Pay at Publicly Held Corporations and Global Systemically Relevant Banks

Spin-Off

functionHR was founded by three former doctoral students of the Institute for Human Capital Management. The spin-off develops and sells a software solution for employee surveys and HR analytics. It uses data from surveys and the core HR system to provide managers and leadership with AI-based recommendations to improve employee engagement and performance. The clients of functionHR are companies with 50 to 100,000 employees.

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