Latest review
First review round: 33.4 weeks. Overall rating: 0 (very bad).
Outcome: Rejected.
Motivation:
For a conceptual model deriving propositions, I received two reviews. One reviewer would have accepted to revise the manuscript, but the other rejeced it, basically with the argument that the model was too speculative and there are not enough theoretical or empirical studies supporting the propositions. When a new model is measured by these standards, only models that confirm existing knowledge (and develop porpositions out of empirical evidence?) are accepted. How can scientific progress be possible in this way? The editor followed the opinion of this reviewer and rejected it after one round. In total, this frustrating process took 33(!) weeks.