Dr Harati is a lecturer in the School of Management at RMIT University. He researches and teaches Sustainability and Cultural Studies, Management, and Organisational Behaviour. Dr Harati's research has been published in academic outlets, including Psychological Science, and presented at conferences, including the Academy of Management, Association for Psychological Science, Society for Personality and Social Psychology, British Academy of Management, Southern Management Association, and Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management. Before joining RMIT University, Dr Harati worked for six years as an academic at the University of Queensland, where he received the Excellence Award in Innovation In Teaching and Learning. Prior to his academic career, he worked as a senior management consultant, gaining practical experience in human resource management and organizational behaviour.
Dr Harati's research has garnered a wider audience through various media outlets. His work, featured in publications such as ChicagoBooth Review, Association for Psychological Science, Inside Water, Mirage News, and Linkedin went viral on X-Twitter with over 150k views. Additionally, he has expanded his influence through podcast appearances on Under the Cortex and journalism with articles published in the Observer (affiliated with the Association for Psychological Science) and Scientific American (affiliated with Nature).
He earned his PhD at the University of Queensland Business School (Australia) and won the best PhD thesis award.
Course Coordinator & Lecturer: Organisational experience BUSM 4546
Course Coordinator: Organisational experience BUSM 4547
Culture, Sustainability, Feedback, Task performance, Organisational behaviour,
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