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Situational leadership theory in Taiwan: a different culture perspective
Colin SilverthorneReports a study to investigate the applicability of situational leadership theory within the Republic of China (Taiwan). The study was conducted in a large construction company…
Testing the SMT and Belbin inventories in top management teams
Ronnie Lessem, Yehuda BaruchThis article focuses on, examines and contrasts two managerial inventories: the Spectral management theory (SMT) and the Belbin team roles inventory. The SMT inventory is one of…
The psychological contract, organisational commitment and job satisfaction of temporary staff
David J. McDonald, Peter J. MakinThe proportion of the workforce on temporary contracts of employment is increasing, as organisations use non‐permanent staff as a flexible resource. Rousseau and Wade‐Benzoni…
Using vision to improve organisational communication
Dawn KellyResearch on communication in organisations has enabled us to develop a body of knowledge about recognising and overcoming barriers to effective communication. In contrast to the…
Leadership amid the constraints of trust
Matthew R. Fairholm, Gil FairholmThe leader’s role is a two‐fold cultural and teaching enterprise: institutionalizing cultural principles in their organizations and then teaching followers to internalize these…
Creating spirit at work: re‐visioning organization development and leadership – Part II
Ron CacioppeKen Wilber’s spectrum of consciousness, holons and four facets of reality theories are recent concepts that integrate science, psychology, and western and eastern philosophy…
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