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Algorithms and their Affordances: How Crowdworkers Manage Algorithmic Scores in Online Labour Markets

Francesca Bellesia · Elisa Mattarelli · Fabiola Bertolotti

Also recorded as: doi:10.1111/joms.12870

Journal of Management Studies · 2022-10-03

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The abstract reports that knowledge-intensive gig workers interpret algorithmic scores as distinct affordances and constraints that shape their behavioral and emotional responses to platform control over time.

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The abstract links crowdworkers’ interpretations of algorithmic scores to changing behavioral and emotional responses on online labor platforms.

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