Lillio Mok

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Rhythm of Work: Mixed-methods Characterization of Information Workers Scheduling Preferences and Practices

As processes around hybrid work, spatially distant collaborations, and work-life boundaries grow increasingly complex, managing workers’ schedules for synchronous meetings has become a critical aspect of building successful global teams. However, gaps remain in our understanding of workers’ scheduling preferences and…

CSCW '231st AuthorAI and Trust

People Perceive Algorithmic Assessments as Less Fair and Trustworthy Than Identical Human Assessments

Algorithmic risk assessments are being deployed in an increasingly broad spectrum of domains including banking, medicine, and law enforcement. However, there is widespread concern about their fairness and trustworthiness, and people are also known to display algorithm aversion, preferring human assessments even when t…

CHI '231st AuthorRemote Work Tools & Experience +1

Challenging but Connective: Large-Scale Characteristics of Synchronous Collaboration Across Time Zones

Organizations are becoming increasingly distributed and many need to collaborate synchronously over great geographical distances. Despite a rich body of literature on spatially-distanced meetings, gaps remain in our understanding of temporally-distanced meetings. Here, we characterize cross time zone collaborations by…

CSCW '211st AuthorWorkplace Challenges and Digital Wellbeing

The Complementary Nature of Perceived and Actual Time Spent Online in Measuring Digital Well-being

As online platforms become ubiquitous, there is growing concern that their use can potentially lead to negative outcomes in users’ lives. A central question in the literature studying this phenomenon is whether quantity of use is related to problematic offline effects like reduced sleep. This is often addressed by eit…

CSCW '201st AuthorTechnological Inclusion and Non/Use

The Complementary Nature of Perceived and Actual Time Spent Online in Measuring Digital Well-being

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