PoW! Using Social Media to Leverage Research Visibility    Pitch of the Weekk Posts in LinkedIn

Faff, Robert W.; Lay, Janine; Smith, Marita

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“…SIRCA’s pitching research symposium) to pitch a research idea (Faff, 2016; Faff et al , 2017) and publishing in “Pitch of the Week” (PoW) in social media (e.g. LinkedIn and Twitter) to leverage research visibility (Faff et al , 2017)[9].…”

Section: Personal Reflection On the Pitch Exercisementioning

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Women in the boardroom and their impact on default risk: a pitch

Ali

2017

ARJ

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This pitch research letter (PRL) applies the pitching template developed by Faff (2015) to an academic project on boardroom gender diversity and default risk. The pitching template helped the pitcher to identify the core elements that form the framework of the research project. The PRL encloses a brief background about the pitcher and pitch, followed by a brief commentary on the pitch and personal reflections of the pitcher on the pitch exercise itself.

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Section: Personal Reflection On the Pitch Exercisementioning

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Women in the boardroom and their impact on default risk: a pitch

Ali

2017

ARJ

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“…(); Faff et al . (); Ratiu () and Unda (). However, while acknowledging the potential of the pitching template, an onlooker could point out that this template is skewed towards quantitative research.…”

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What about your qualitative cousins? Adapting the pitching template to qualitative research

Lodhia

2017

Accounting & Finance

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This paper reviews the pitching template proposed by Faff (2015). The article highlights the usefulness of this template for researchers. It is observed that there is scope for adapting this tool, with a template suitable for qualitative researchers being proposed. In the light of the various methodological differences through different research paradigms, it is envisaged that this adaptation will assist in bridging the schism between qualitative and quantitative research. It is also hoped that the proposed enhanced template will encourage qualitative researchers to submit to mainstream accounting journals and quantitative researchers to comprehend the value of qualitative research.

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Pitching research: ‘qualitative cousins’ and the ‘extended family’

Faff

2018

Accounting & Finance

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This study has two related goals – one very specific and one more general. The specific goal is to constructively engage with Lodhia (2017) on the issue of whether and to what extent ‘qualitative cousins’ are well served by Faff's (2015) original pitching research (PR) template. Using this ‘cousins’ focus as a primer, the more general goal is to update the agenda created by Faff (2015) and in so doing, explore the ‘extended family’ of PR work/resources now available.

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PoW! Using Social Media to Leverage Research Visibility Pitch of the Weekk Posts in LinkedIn

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Women in the boardroom and their impact on default risk: a pitch

Women in the boardroom and their impact on default risk: a pitch

What about your qualitative cousins? Adapting the pitching template to qualitative research

Pitching research: ‘qualitative cousins’ and the ‘extended family’

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