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Corrigendum: Enhancing employer branding in startups through job autonomy and intrinsic motivation: the role of gamification

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Business Process Management Journal (2026) 32 (4): 1543.
https://doi.org/10.1108/BPMJ-10-2025-1646
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It has come to the attention of the publisher that Figure 1 in Bhawna, B., Dogra, P., Akram, U. and Sharma, S.K. (2025), “Enhancing employer branding in startups through job autonomy and intrinsic motivation: the role of gamification”, Business Process Management Journal, Vol. ahead-of-print No. ahead-of-print. https://doi.org/10.1108/BPMJ-12-2023-0934 contained the F-square values for each path, not the standardized path coefficients. For clarity, a version of Figure 1 that contains the standardized path coefficients can be seen below:

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A SEM diagram shows seven interconnected latent variables and rectangular nodes with arrows labeled by path coefficients.
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The seven latent variables are each represented by a circular node with the following labels: “P P E B,” “G P,” “J A,” “I M,” “E B,” “Control 1,” and “Control 2.” “P P E B” is positioned on the top left. From “P P E B,” ten leftward arrows connect to ten rectangles arranged in a vertical series on its left side. The rectangles are labeled from top to bottom as follows: “P P E B 10,” “P P E B 14,” “P P E B 17,” “P P E B 2,” “P P E B 22,” “P P E B 3,” “P P E B 5,” “P P E B 6,” “P P E B 8,” and “P P E B 9.” Each arrow is marked with the following path coefficients from top to bottom: 0.756, 0.639, 0.727, 0.699, 0.687, 0.645, 0.740, 0.756, 0.684, and 0.772. “J A” is positioned at the top center with a central value of 0.338. From “J A,” nine upward arrows connect to nine rectangles arranged in a horizontal series above it. The rectangles are labeled from left to right as follows: “J A 11,” “J A 12,” “J A 13,” “J A 14,” “J A 18,” “J A 2,” “J A 3,” “J A 4,” and “J A 7.” The corresponding path coefficients from left to right are 0.715, 0.665, 0.718, 0.776, 0.636, 0.718, 0.732, 0.697, and 0.708. “I M” is positioned at the top right with a central value of 0.188. From “I M,” seven rightward arrows connect to seven rectangles arranged in a vertical series. The rectangles are labeled from top to bottom as follows: “I M 10,” “I M 16,” “I M 17,” “I M 18,” “I M 7,” and “I M 9.” The path coefficients from top to bottom are 0.771, 0.697, 0.742, 0.693, 0.733, and 0.740. “E B” is located below “I M” with a central value of 0.234. From “E B,” seven rightward arrows connect to seven rectangles arranged in a vertical series and labeled from top to bottom as follows: “E B 12,” “E B 13,” “E B 15,” “E B 16,” “E B 4,” “E B 5,” and “E B 6.” The path coefficients from top to bottom are 0.753, 0.701, 0.734, 0.626, 0.740, 0.717, and 0.767. “G P” is positioned near the center left. From “G P,” three leftward arrows connect to three rectangles labeled from top to bottom as “G L 1,” “G L 2,” and “G L 3,” with path coefficients of 0.775, 0.760, and 0.837, respectively. “Control 1” is located at the bottom left. From “Control 1,” two leftward arrows connect to two rectangles labeled “Education” and “Experience,” with path coefficients of 0.881 and negative 0.445, respectively. “Control 2” is located at the bottom right. From “Control 2,” one rightward arrow connects to a rectangle labeled “Gender,” with a path coefficient of 1.000. Arrows among the circular nodes indicate directional relationships. From “J A,” one arrow points to “E B,” with a path coefficient of 0.135. From “I M,” one arrow points to “E B,” with a path coefficient of 0.213. From “G P,” arrows point to “J A,” “I M,” and “E B,” with path coefficients of 0.120, 0.078, and 0.219, respectively. From “Control 1,” arrows point to “J A,” “I M,” and “E B,” with path coefficients of negative 0.012, 0.033, and 0.065, respectively. From “Control 2,” arrows point to “J A,” “I M,” and “E B,” with path coefficients of 0.205, 0.171, and 0.262, respectively. From “P P E B,” dashed arrows point to the arrows 0.078 and 0.120, with path coefficients of negative 0.002 and negative 0.072, respectively.

Result of figure with path coefficients

Figure 1
A SEM diagram shows seven interconnected latent variables and rectangular nodes with arrows labeled by path coefficients.
View largeDownload slide
The seven latent variables are each represented by a circular node with the following labels: “P P E B,” “G P,” “J A,” “I M,” “E B,” “Control 1,” and “Control 2.” “P P E B” is positioned on the top left. From “P P E B,” ten leftward arrows connect to ten rectangles arranged in a vertical series on its left side. The rectangles are labeled from top to bottom as follows: “P P E B 10,” “P P E B 14,” “P P E B 17,” “P P E B 2,” “P P E B 22,” “P P E B 3,” “P P E B 5,” “P P E B 6,” “P P E B 8,” and “P P E B 9.” Each arrow is marked with the following path coefficients from top to bottom: 0.756, 0.639, 0.727, 0.699, 0.687, 0.645, 0.740, 0.756, 0.684, and 0.772. “J A” is positioned at the top center with a central value of 0.338. From “J A,” nine upward arrows connect to nine rectangles arranged in a horizontal series above it. The rectangles are labeled from left to right as follows: “J A 11,” “J A 12,” “J A 13,” “J A 14,” “J A 18,” “J A 2,” “J A 3,” “J A 4,” and “J A 7.” The corresponding path coefficients from left to right are 0.715, 0.665, 0.718, 0.776, 0.636, 0.718, 0.732, 0.697, and 0.708. “I M” is positioned at the top right with a central value of 0.188. From “I M,” seven rightward arrows connect to seven rectangles arranged in a vertical series. The rectangles are labeled from top to bottom as follows: “I M 10,” “I M 16,” “I M 17,” “I M 18,” “I M 7,” and “I M 9.” The path coefficients from top to bottom are 0.771, 0.697, 0.742, 0.693, 0.733, and 0.740. “E B” is located below “I M” with a central value of 0.234. From “E B,” seven rightward arrows connect to seven rectangles arranged in a vertical series and labeled from top to bottom as follows: “E B 12,” “E B 13,” “E B 15,” “E B 16,” “E B 4,” “E B 5,” and “E B 6.” The path coefficients from top to bottom are 0.753, 0.701, 0.734, 0.626, 0.740, 0.717, and 0.767. “G P” is positioned near the center left. From “G P,” three leftward arrows connect to three rectangles labeled from top to bottom as “G L 1,” “G L 2,” and “G L 3,” with path coefficients of 0.775, 0.760, and 0.837, respectively. “Control 1” is located at the bottom left. From “Control 1,” two leftward arrows connect to two rectangles labeled “Education” and “Experience,” with path coefficients of 0.881 and negative 0.445, respectively. “Control 2” is located at the bottom right. From “Control 2,” one rightward arrow connects to a rectangle labeled “Gender,” with a path coefficient of 1.000. Arrows among the circular nodes indicate directional relationships. From “J A,” one arrow points to “E B,” with a path coefficient of 0.135. From “I M,” one arrow points to “E B,” with a path coefficient of 0.213. From “G P,” arrows point to “J A,” “I M,” and “E B,” with path coefficients of 0.120, 0.078, and 0.219, respectively. From “Control 1,” arrows point to “J A,” “I M,” and “E B,” with path coefficients of negative 0.012, 0.033, and 0.065, respectively. From “Control 2,” arrows point to “J A,” “I M,” and “E B,” with path coefficients of 0.205, 0.171, and 0.262, respectively. From “P P E B,” dashed arrows point to the arrows 0.078 and 0.120, with path coefficients of negative 0.002 and negative 0.072, respectively.

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