Eva Kyndt
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Eva Kyndt is a leading scholar in workplace learning, professional development, and the future of work, with a particular focus on how sociotechnical systems shape employee well-being and productivity. Her research bridges organizational psychology and education, exploring how individuals and teams adapt to technological disruption. Her most-cited work, "Quality work in the future: New directions via a co-evolving sociotechnical systems perspective" (2025, 14 citations), offers a forward-looking framework for designing meaningful work in an era of rapid AI and digital transformation. Kyndt argues that worker well-being, health, skills, and productivity are interdependent and must be considered together as technologies evolve. This paper has already garnered attention for its practical implications in human resource development and organizational design. Beyond this, Kyndt has contributed extensively to understanding informal learning at work, the role of motivation in professional growth, and the conditions that foster high-quality employment. Her work is widely cited by researchers in vocational education, management, and industrial relations. For students and scholars interested in the intersection of technology, learning, and work, Kyndt’s research offers essential insights into building resilient, human-centered workplaces for the future.
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