I love my two dogs, Chopper and Rowdy. But I am yet to work out how this can help me make a living. Fortunately, I also love teaching and research.
My teaching interests lie in strategy, human resource management (HRM) and the link between the two. Most organisations claim that their people are their greatest asset, but do they manage them in such a way that they gain competitive advantage? I teach Strategic Management, Strategic HRM, Foundations of HRM, Training and Development, Recruitment and Selection of Organisational Talent. I have also taught Research for Business Decision Making to post-graduate students.
My research interest lies in gender diversity and providing practical outcomes for organisations and individuals. In... Read more
About me
I love my two dogs, Chopper and Rowdy. But I am yet to work out how this can help me make a living. Fortunately, I also love teaching and research.
My teaching interests lie in strategy, human resource management (HRM) and the link between the two. Most organisations claim that their people are their greatest asset, but do they manage them in such a way that they gain competitive advantage? I teach Strategic Management, Strategic HRM, Foundations of HRM, Training and Development, Recruitment and Selection of Organisational Talent. I have also taught Research for Business Decision Making to post-graduate students.
My research interest lies in gender diversity and providing practical outcomes for organisations and individuals. In particular, I’m interested in how organisations can improve female representation on boards and in executive groups. I am also interested in steps that individuals can take to improve gender equity in their local context. We can all take steps to address gender inequality if we understand the (sometimes surprising) issues.
I have a management/project accounting background, with experience in both the private and public sectors. I have completed a Master of Business Administration, winning the Adelaide Bank Award for Managerial Economics and Chancellor's Award for being one of the top two graduates in my year. I also have a Master of Public Administration (Management). Rather than start a third masters degree, I studied for a PhD from UniSA and received the Graham Arnold award for the best dissertation in the area of Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, International Management or International Business.
I also love my husband.
About me
Doctor of Philosophy University of South Australia
Master of Business Administration University of South Australia
Please visit my LinkedIn profilehttp://au.linkedin.com/pub/jill-gould/42/577/b39
Gender diversity, especially at executive and boards levels.,Impact of increases in female representation at senior levels on subsequent levels of female representation at middle management levels in the Public Sector and ASX 200 companies
Research
Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.
Blogs (published on the UniSA Centre for Human Resource Management, now the Centre for Workplace Excellence, LinkedIn page) - http://jillstwocents.wordpress.com/
Do family friendly policies lead to work-life balance? Yes….and no. (June, 2015)
To retire or not to retire? That is no longer the question (November, 2014)
Climate isn’t all about the weather! (March, 2014)
Star Power: Why innovation may be lower if you pay your stars too much (November, 2013)
Gender differences in negotiation – With solutions! (June, 2013)
Teleworkers and burnout – You mean working away from the office has a downside? (February, 2013)
Whistleblowing – Employee snitches or early warning system? (November, 2012)
HR managers as toxin handlers (October, 2012)
Creativity – How to foster not hinder. (July, 2012)
Shocks and Straws and Staff oh my! (June, 2012)
Research
Research since 2008 is shown below. To see earlier years visit ORCID or Scopus
Open access indicates that an output is open access.
| Year | Output |
|---|---|
| 2018 |
3
3
44
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| 2017 |
1
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| 2016 |
2
1
7
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Gould, J.A. (2016). Gender by numbers: Making women count. UniSA Business, Issue 9, Nov 2016.
Gould, J.A. (2015). How arts organisations can reap the benefits of cultural diversity. The Conversation: Academic rigour, journalistic flair. Retrieved from https://theconversation.com/how-arts-organisations-can-reap-the-benefits-of-cultural-diversity-35914.
Research
Gender diversity, especially at executive and boards levels.,Impact of increases in female representation at senior levels on subsequent levels of female representation at middle management levels in the Public Sector and ASX 200 companies
2019 Trickle-down effect: The impact of female board members on executive gender diversity awarded top 20 downloaded articles for 2017-18 in HRM
2017 Graham Arnold Prize for best dissertation in the area of Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, International Management or International Business
2016 Finalist, Best paper award for the 2016 Academy of Management Human Resources Division International Conference
2014 Academy of Management Faculty Transnational Research Award for the Gender and Diversity in Organizations Division
2012 UniSA Chancellor’s Award – awarded to top 2 MBA students
2012 Inaugural UniSA Executive Partners’ Research Scholar Award
2009 Adelaide Bank Award for Managerial Economics (UniSA MBA)
External engagement & recognition
| Organisation | Country |
|---|---|
| University of Melbourne | AUSTRALIA |
| University of South Australia | AUSTRALIA |
Teaching & student supervision
