Dogan Gülümser @dgulumser.bsky.social · 09/06/20262- This new job wage premium fades as firms accumulate employment experience in the occupation, disappearing after 6–8 years. The pattern consistent with hiring uncertainty that resolves as the firm gains employment experience in the occupation. 100
Dogan Gülümser @dgulumser.bsky.social · 09/06/2026🚨 New paper out as an RFBerlin Discussion Paper: "Old and New Jobs: Understanding Wage Formation, Sorting, and Firm Behavior" How do firms hire into newly created roles — and how does this shape wages? 🧵 📄 www.rfberlin.com/network-pape... 110
Dogan Gülümser @dgulumser.bsky.social · 12/09/20256/ Our main results show that: When a job opens in their family's network, men get a significant wage increase from their current employer. Women's wages, however, remain unaffected. To shed light on the mechanisms, we provide two important pieces of evidence. 100
Dogan Gülümser @dgulumser.bsky.social · 12/09/20255/ We exploit outside opportunities emerging at plants to which workers are connected via their family network since... a) they are central mediators of information on job opportunities. b) quality of outside options balanced across genders (see figure). This isn't true for professional networks. 100
Dogan Gülümser @dgulumser.bsky.social · 12/09/2025🚨 Excited to share a new CEPR Discussion Paper (No. 20638) 🚨 “Outside Job Opportunities and the Gender Gap in Pay” with Peter Fredriksson and @lenahensvik.bsky.social. Read here: cepr.org/publications... A thread 👇 110
Dogan Gülümser @dgulumser.bsky.social · 26/11/2024Hi #EconSky! I’m a PhD Candidate in Economics at Uppsala University. My #EconJMP investigates how firms’ previous employment experience in a particular occupation affects hiring standards, wages, and post-hiring outcomes. Find out more about my research here: sites.google.com/view/dogangu... 04311