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leaders&#x2019 2 banking Sectors 1 behaviour 1 core self-evaluation 1 feedback 1 goal setting 1 organisational justice 1 performance management 1 public sector 1 relational identification 1 team potency 1 teamperformance 1 work engagement 1
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Arshad, Sadia 1 Mahmood, Faisal 1 Qadeer, Faisal 1 Savaneviciene, Asta 1 Stankeviciute, Živile 1
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Economies 1 Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences (PJCSS) 1
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Leaders' core self-evaluation and team performance via serial mediation of relational identification and team potency
Arshad, Sadia; Qadeer, Faisal; Mahmood, Faisal - In: Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences (PJCSS) 15 (2021) 4, pp. 711-735
Team performance has been the theme of scientific inquiry for a long time. However, researchers have recently diverted their attention to relational approaches to understanding highly congruent teams better. Unfolding the antecedents of team performance requires a nuanced display of leaders'...
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Linkage between leaders' behaviour in performance management, organisational justice and work engagement in public sector
Stankeviciute, Živile; Savaneviciene, Asta - In: Economies 9 (2021) 1, pp. 1-24
In the last decade, leaders' behaviour in performance management has been gaining increasing attention, arguing that it is beneficial in terms of improved employee attitudes, behaviour, and performance in the public sector. However, empirical support for such claim is still scant. Given the...
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