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ajis02-3833	Waizenegger, Lena; Techatassanasoontorn, Angsana A.	When robots join our team: A configuration theory of employees’ perceptions of and reactions to Robotic Process Automation	2022	33	.pdf	application/pdf	17147	763	43	Configurations of employees’ perceptions of and reactions to RPA Attributes Software robots as a burden and threat Software robots as tools Software robots as teammates Software robots as innovative enablers Perceived consequences of software robots on their jobs Employees are concerned that the introduction of software robots will lead to uncertainty about their jobs and job loss. Using a configurational approach as a theoretical framework and method (Hinings, 2018; Miller, 2018) we aim to enhance our understanding of a) the different RPA perceptions and reactions of human employees, b) how and why employees’ perception of RPA influences the collaboration with the RPA team and ultimately their interactions with software robots, and c) how and why some employees benefit while others lose from RPA implementation.	cache/ajis02-3833.pdf	txt/ajis02-3833.txt