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The Mediating Role of Feedback Avoidance Behavior in the LMX–Performance Relationship

The literature on leader—member exchange theory (LMX) has consistently demonstrated the positive relationship between member perceptions of the quality of their relationship with the leader and member performance. The process through which relationship quality influences member performance, however, is still not fully understood.The present study provides an explanatory mechanism for this process. Specifically, feedback avoiding [...]
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The Overcommitted Employee – When No Amount of Training Will Help

Mismatch to Role As much as Americans hate to admit it. There are some jobs that are beyond the cognitive reach of some employees. No amount of training, coaching, or personal effort will help the situation. Today we will look at the behaviors a manager might see in this instance. What to Do? We all [...]
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The Mediating Role of Feedback Avoidance Behavior in the LMX–Performance Relationship

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The Overcommitted Employee – When No Amount of Training Will Help

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Whether the subjective/objective knowledge distinction we have been taught should be abandoned in favor of a private/public knowledge distinction so we are encouraged to continue human dialogues rather than dismiss them?

<br>Clarification added November 24, 2009 7:47 AM: Perhaps an example will help other to participate and address Clare's first comment. This last year I encountered a doctor/patient situation in which the patient was complaining of excruciating pain. Despite numerous medical tests, the source of the pain was not evident. So the doctor dismissed the patient [...]
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Whether the subjective/objective knowledge distinction we have been taught should be abandoned in favor of a private/public knowledge distinction so we are encouraged to continue human dialogues rather than dismiss them?

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Person-career fit and employee outcomes among research and development professionals

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Person-career fit and employee outcomes among research and development professionals

This study aims to examine the effects of person-career (PC) fit on employee outcomes. It is based on a sample of 1128 research and development (R&D) professionals and 222 project managers in 15 South Korean organizations. The results revealed that a managerial PC fit has a curvilinear relationship with job satisfaction and organizational commitment, and [...]
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Multiple organizational identities and legitimacy: The rhetoric of police websites

This article analyses how multiple organizational identities are constructed through rhetoric to maintain and enhance the legitimacy claims made by organizations. Our theorizing is founded on an investigation of the 43 geographically based English and Welsh constabularies. The research contribution of our study is threefold. First, we show that officially sanctioned web-based organizational identity claims [...]
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Is your professional relationship with your immediate supervisor or manager of value to you?

Do you feel that your manager recognizes your value? Do you feel that he/she understands your work? Do you talk (formally or informally) with your manager on a constant or regular basis? Does he/she provide advice and assistance to you?… carry on reading.
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