This paper proposes a novel method for qualitative data collection in organisational research, that of email correspondence. This approach involves written communication between the researcher and each respondent, as a conversational dialogue is constructed. An overview of this method of engaging vvith respondents is provided. The author then discusses how email correspondence was used in two studies of middle managers, outlining both the benefits and challenges experienced. Lessons learned for future use of the method are also considered. Email correspondence proved a valuable tool in revealing respondents\u27 workplace experiences, and this method provides opportunity for organisational researchers seeking to explore employees\u27 persona...
Background Approaching qualitative interviews using principles drawn from psychoanalytic therapy c...
This entry explores and evaluates the contribution of email diaries as a qualitative research method...
This research note examines why email is underused as a source of data within work and employment st...
Interviews with key informants are the most common means of data collection in qualitative descripti...
Interviews with key informants are the most common means of data collection in qualitative descripti...
As scholars in social sciences and humanities explore new methods for studying increasingly digitize...
The use of correspondence in qualitative research has traditionally been limited to a supporting rol...
Contemporary developments in technology provide opportunities for qualitative researchers to enhance...
The use of correspondence in qualitative research has traditionally been limited to a supporting rol...
The use of correspondence in qualitative research has traditionally been limited to a supporting rol...
This paper argues for the potential that email interviewing has as a qualitative method in education...
The paper explores how computer-mediated communication offers space for academics to think and make ...
This Realities toolkit draws on the author's experience of using email interviews in a multi-method ...
In this brief poster abstract we explore the finding from previous research that distributed teams c...
Data collection techniques allow us to systematically collect information about objects of study (pe...
Background Approaching qualitative interviews using principles drawn from psychoanalytic therapy c...
This entry explores and evaluates the contribution of email diaries as a qualitative research method...
This research note examines why email is underused as a source of data within work and employment st...
Interviews with key informants are the most common means of data collection in qualitative descripti...
Interviews with key informants are the most common means of data collection in qualitative descripti...
As scholars in social sciences and humanities explore new methods for studying increasingly digitize...
The use of correspondence in qualitative research has traditionally been limited to a supporting rol...
Contemporary developments in technology provide opportunities for qualitative researchers to enhance...
The use of correspondence in qualitative research has traditionally been limited to a supporting rol...
The use of correspondence in qualitative research has traditionally been limited to a supporting rol...
This paper argues for the potential that email interviewing has as a qualitative method in education...
The paper explores how computer-mediated communication offers space for academics to think and make ...
This Realities toolkit draws on the author's experience of using email interviews in a multi-method ...
In this brief poster abstract we explore the finding from previous research that distributed teams c...
Data collection techniques allow us to systematically collect information about objects of study (pe...
Background Approaching qualitative interviews using principles drawn from psychoanalytic therapy c...
This entry explores and evaluates the contribution of email diaries as a qualitative research method...
This research note examines why email is underused as a source of data within work and employment st...