My research in progress explores how people, organisational practices, and entrepreneurial thinking interact to influence workplace and organisational outcomes. My current research interests span strategic human resource management, organisational behaviour, human resource development, management, and entrepreneurship, with a focus on producing rigorous scholarship that can contribute to both academic knowledge and practical understanding.
Strategic Human Resource Management, Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Development, Management, and Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurial intentions, entrepreneurial cognition, entrepreneurial alertness, venture performance, psychological contract violation, green human resource management, sustainable work behaviour, and high-performance work systems
My doctoral research examined experienced high-performance work systems in the public healthcare sector, focusing on their conceptualisation, scale validation, measurement, and potential “dark side.”
Examining how strategic human resource practices and high-performance work systems influence employees, organisations, and workplace outcomes.
Exploring employee experiences, psychological processes, workplace behaviour, and the factors that shape organisational outcomes.
Exploring entrepreneurial intentions, cognition, behaviour, venture performance, and factors influencing entrepreneurial outcomes.
My research is grounded in an interest in understanding how people, organisations, management practices, and contextual factors shape experiences and outcomes at work. My doctoral research examined experienced high-performance work systems in the public healthcare sector, while my broader research interests extend across strategic HRM, organisational behaviour, human resource development, management, and entrepreneurship.
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Michael A. Gyensare is an academic researcher and Lecturer in Management whose work connects strategic HRM, organisational behaviour, entrepreneurship, and research with practical impact.