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Featured in (see below):
See next one below.Article in Harvard Business Review
Together with Ella Hafermalz, Marleen Huysman and Daan Odijk, I wrote "Research: Gen AI Is Collapsing Creative Processes" for Harvard Business Review. It was published on 16 September 2026.
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See next one below.Quoted in the Financial Times
Sarah O'Connor writes a weekly column on technology and economics for the Financial Times. For her piece on how AI is blurring the boundaries between jobs, I spoke with her about what our research found: that when someone takes over part of a colleague's work with AI, teams need to have a conversation about it, or people get pushed out of the work process. It was published on 8 September 2026.
See next one below.Interviewed in Quest
I was interviewed by journalist Marieke Duchatteau for Quest, a Dutch popular science magazine, about what generative AI is doing to the job satisfaction of creative professionals — how process collapse changes the way teams work together, but also how AI can surprise and inspire them. It was published on 19 July 2026 (in Dutch).
Interviewed in NRC
Journalist Wouter van Noort interviewed us about our research on generative AI in creative work. It was published in NRC on 14 July 2026 (in Dutch).
See next one below.Interviewed in VoorWerk
I was interviewed by Serga van Roon for VoorWerk, a Dutch magazine for the staffing and temporary work sector, about what AI means for managers and workers on the work floor — and what it asks of employers who want technology to contribute to good work (goed werkgeverschap) rather than just faster work. It appeared in issue 11, published on 11 July 2026 (in Dutch).
See next one below.Interviewed in Het Parool
I was interviewed by Het Parool about my research on food delivery riders. In the gig economy an algorithm takes the place of a manager, but it coordinates the work only halfway, and it is rarely clear where things go wrong: restaurants often don't realise that a self-learning algorithm is calculating their preparation times from their own behaviour, and riders may be juggling several apps at once. The result is riders waiting unpaid at the counter, and then riding dangerously fast to make up the time. It was published on 24 October 2024 (in Dutch).
See next one below.Guest on the Workplace Geeks podcast
Ella Hafermalz and I joined hosts Chris Moriarty and Ian Ellison to talk about our Business Horizons study on how employees actually use ChatGPT at work. The episode, "Chatty G, work and me", was released on 10 October 2024 (57 minutes).
See next one below.Vlog with Armstrong & Partners
Christine Armstrong interviewed Ella Hafermalz and me for her vlog about our Business Horizons study on how employees use ChatGPT and what it means for knowledge work. It came out as two videos, "You can't unscramble this egg" and "The silent killer of connection", on 31 May 2024.
Below media engagement based on my sustainable career research on contingent workers (flexwerkers in dutch).
See next one below.Guest on the Flexpraat podcast
Together with Judith Langerak, I was a guest on Flexpraat, the SkillsTown Connect podcast on flexible work, to talk about our research on sustainable careers for flexworkers. It was released on 21 December 2022 (in Dutch).
See next one below.Interviewed in ZiPconomy
Together with Sanne Nijs and Jos Akkermans, I was interviewed by Juliette de Swarte for ZiPconomy, a Dutch platform on flexible work and the labour market, about our research on sustainable careers for flexworkers: security comes first, and only then is there room for growth. It was published on 9 September 2022 (in Dutch).
See next one below.Interviewed by ABU
Together with Adriana Stel, I gave an interview to the ABU, the Dutch federation of private employment agencies, about what the staffing sector can do to improve the work and career experiences of agency workers. It was published on 8 December 2022 (in Dutch).
See next one below.Opinion piece in Het Parool
Together with Jos Akkermans and Sanne Nijs, I wrote an opinion piece for Het Parool arguing that conditions for flexworkers are barely improving, and calling for a change of perspective: from flexible work to flexible careers. It was published on 23 November 2020 (in Dutch).