The Inadvertent Construction of Leaders in Digital Games

This paper presents an in-progress qualitative research project looking into leadership in digital spaces. It consists of semi-structured interviews of individuals who took positions of leadership in digital games, focusing specifically on those identifying as women, non-gender, or persons of color. It analyzes how their experiences in leading their digital organizations in games led to the development of leadership skills and job opportunities offline.

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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.26503/dl.v2024i2.2290
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The Inadvertent Construction of Leaders in Digital Games

Oskar Milik
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The Inadvertent Construction of Leaders in Digital Games

Oskar Milik
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This paper presents an in-progress qualitative research project looking into leadership in digital spaces. It consists of semi-structured interviews of individuals who took positions of leadership in digital games, focusing specifically on those identifying as women, non-gender, or persons of color. It analyzes how their experiences in leading their digital organizations in games led to the development of leadership skills and job opportunities offline.

Michigan State University (US)
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