... aspects such as policy development, organizational planning, and employee expectations. Through the lens of Social Exchange Theory, it examines aspects of commitment and work engagement and the evolving role of leadership in fostering trust, collaboration, and flexibility within remote work settings...

... evidence of garnering and sustaining momentum in the cause of mentoring for wellbeing across the professions and disciplines. Finally, we illustrate four themes evident in these contributions—Consciousness, Competencies, Commitments and Courage—that we call “vitamin Cs...

... their freedom and (3) lack of work–life balance. Succession family business entrepreneurship conflict third generation commitment Learning Outcomes Readers should be able to: Identify the challenges of a first-generation business owner to establish a business in a foreign country. Explain how...

... of commitment . American Journal of Sociology , 66 ( 1 ), 32 – 40 . Blank, 2007 Blank , G. ( 2007 ). Critics, ratings, and society: The sociology of reviews . Lanham, MD : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc . Brandenburger and Stuart, 1996 Brandenburger , A. M. , & Stuart...

... perceptions of AL. Velt and Sinkovics assert that these clusters will help scholars of AL to understand the dominant streams in the literature and provide a foundation for future research. Authentic leadership follower engagement commitment self-development bibliometric analysis thematic synthesis...

.... They produced plans rooted in the prosperous past and adopted the changes needed in future Botswana. These actions demonstrated that the postcolonial leaders had a growth/external mindset that created an environment that valued people and elicited their total commitment to government plans. Postcolonial...

...Abstract Prior research finds that auditors can be distinctively committed to multiple workplace targets (e.g., their audit firm, supervisors, profession, and clients). This study investigates an underexamined target of auditor commitment – engagement teams. Given that these teams are responsible...

... in a temporary and nonbinding way. Fluid forms of organizing enable flexible participation. Yet, they struggle to gain and sustain commitment. In this case study of the SDG2 Advocacy Hub, which supports the achievement of zero hunger by 2030, we explore how the temporality of narratives contributes to actors...

... strategies for managing this successfully. Employability mental toughness resilience impact measure higher education students stress academic personality trait control commitment confidence challenge positivity mental sensitivity self-efficacy behavior emotional intelligence...

..., positive emotions, affective commitment, calculative commitment, and self-brand connection – result in increases in giving/receiving positive WOM, and decreases in giving/receiving negative WOM. Conversely, attitudinal drivers associated with negative affect (e.g., negative emotions) are associated...

.... Early results indicate a potential for other universities to examine their processes used for collaboration between colleges and departments. Kezar case study collaboration communication process online students online learning commitment engagement private university. Online university programs...

... evidence from 377 hotel employees in North Cyprus. Findings: Our findings support the positive relationship between IB and brand citizenship behavior (BCB). The evidence was found for a dual and sequential mediating role of brand trust and brand commitment. Moreover, the organizational climate...

... and a burden: while personal relationships may generate solidarity and sustain commitment, interpersonal interactions can be emotionally intense and, if left unmanaged, can even lead to organizational demise. How do collectivist-democratic organizations manage emotions to create and sustain member commitment...

... community ( Stryker, 1968 ). Three of us have been involved with this theory, spending our careers using and developing IT for most of its history; the fourth recently has begun using and developing IT after teaching it and following its developments closely for many years. Introduction Commitment...

...Continuance commitment derives from Becker’s side-bets theory and is an awareness of the costs associated with leaving the organization. It refers to a mindset of perceived costs, that is to say the investments an individual has made working for a specific organization, that could...

...Abstract This chapter examines three kinds of relational bonds (trust-based commitments, forbearance-based commitments, and apprehension-based commitments) on which parties rely in the processes employed in negotiating, committing, and executing their cooperative inter-organizational relationships...

... . Conflict Resolution Cognitive Trust Antecedents Table 2. Literature Review Findings of Trust and Commitment Relationships. Source Cultural Context Partnership Context Demonstrated Influence CLTV* INDV* Andaleeb (1996) US Dyadic manufacturer–distributor Trust → Affective...

...Abstract This study uses the social identity theory and relationship marketing theory to investigate customer satisfaction, commitment, trust and loyalty towards hospitality brands. Therefore, the author develops and empirically tests the relationships among these constructs. The methodology...

... efforts display organisations’ more definitive commitment to field development, which we suggest will result in a more enduring impact. Our contribution is thus to provide a complement to the socio-cognitive type of efforts as an explanation for field development, in particular for the ‘early moments...

...Abstract The themes of love, commitment and honour are explored within the context of the American Mafia. In most capitalist-focussed conventional organizations managers acquire assets and income through exchanges, through wages, direct operations and build cultures and cultural norms (Friedman...