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Distinguished Professor, past president Australian & NZ Academy of Management, author, keynote speaker, researcher, entrepreneur

Australia
Joined August 2012
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Prof. Dr. Charmine Hartel retweeted
🌟 Join our user study for an improved map navigation experience for people with cognitive impairments/intellectual disabilities/neurodiversity. We welcome caregivers, support workers, and health professionals who play pivotal roles in assisting these groups to share insights.
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Prof. Dr. Charmine Hartel retweeted
In our final project video @ProfKulic and @LeiminTian explain why robotics research should move out of the lab and into everyday settings where people encounter robots🤖 @monashengineers @emergingtechlab @MonashDFI @MonashPolicy @MikeMintrom @monashada tinyurl.com/3hym4ack
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Subscribe to our channel and view videos of latest research on what works in autism employment as well as the myth-busting findings of our global survey: lnkd.in/gAbXqQeG #research #employment #autismawareness #inclusionanddiversity #neurodiversity lnkd.in/gmfaMTRT
Prof. Dr. Charmine Hartel retweeted
Queensland scientists are behind a #COVID19 testing shake-up, creating a whole new way to get test results within minutes. @R_DAlessandro9 #9News
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Inclusion means including everyone not just some ...
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Excellent examples of how to lead people safely and cohesively through uncertain, risky, frightening times. lnkd.in/g4GgPww
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Great new piece from one of the top global researchers in autism employment. Highly recommended reading for practitioners, researchers, policy makers, educators, and general public 👍 lnkd.in/fANaSfu
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More evidence that performance should not be evaluated on presenteeism or being physically visible at work ...
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Prof. Dr. Charmine Hartel retweeted
Don’t strive to be the best. It creates an illusion of an endpoint—and a delusion that the goal is to be superior to others. Strive to be better. The person you’re competing with is your past self, and the bar you’re setting is for your future self. #WednesdayWisdom
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