Journal of Management Sciences
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Framework Development of High Performance Work Systems (HPWSs) and Faculty Productivity: A Qualitative Approach

Research Article

The aim of this paper is to develop the framework of High Performance Work Systems (HPWSs) with Faculty Productivity in higher education sector by using VRIO-LDN approach of Resource Based View (RBV). Researchers have used qualitative methodology where interpretivistic philosophy is applied to explore various models and comparative studies for framework development. Researchers have searched Emerald and Wiley-Blackwell databases using multiple keywords to identify relevant articles. The findings of this paper includes the Ability enhancing, motivation enhancing and opportunity enhancing HPWSs that impact the faculty productivity through the moderator i.e. VRIO-LDN approach of RBV. The current research has addressed [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Shakeel Sarwar, Jawad Iqbal
Keywords: High performance work systems, faculty productivity; resource based view.

Brand Orientation and WOM: Mediating Roles of Brand Love

Research Article

This study has examined the association of the brand factors with the primary concentration on brand love and its impact on word of mouth (WOM) communication. Brand love is used as a mediator. The questionnaire for the study was adapted from earlier established scales and measures which were based on five points Likert Scale. The study was concentrated on the mall-going customers in the city of Karachi. The study used a sample size of 387 and data was collected non-randomly. The response rate was 86% which showed that mall customers have a high interest on the brand. Smart PLS was [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Adnan Anwar, Tariq Jalees
Keywords: WOM, brand love, brand satisfaction, brand experience and brand image.

Value Co-Creation in Travel Industry: Examining the Impact of Operand and Operant Resources on Actor Experience

Research Article

Value creation has now transformed into customer-centric approach. Its focus has shifted towards the free will of customers and they are being engaged into value co-creation by means of different platforms. However within this research, experiential innovation and human experiences have received little attention and very few studies have empirically investigated resource integration. This study explains the value co-creation process within the travel industry by examining the impact of operand and operant resources on customer experiences. Data was collected from 215 customers who had previously used the services of travel agents. The results indicate that both operand and operant resources [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Amna Tariq, Yasir Rashid, Ansar Waseem
Keywords: Value co-creation; resource integration; operant and operand resources; travel industry.

Effect of Leader-Member Exchange Relationship on Occupational Stress in the Energy Sector of Pakistan: A Mediating Role of Job Involvement

Research Article

The relationship between leader-member exchange (LMX) and occupational stress has gained substantial attention in recent years. The objective of this study is two folds: a) to analyze the impact of LMX on occupational stress; and b) to investigate whether job involvement mediates the positive relationship between LMX and occupational stress. A useable sample of 342 responses is drawn from a leading multinational engineering company of the energy sector in Pakistan. LMX is measured by four dimensions i.e. affect, loyalty, perceived contribution and professional respect, whereas three dimensions are used to measure occupational stress i.e. personal resources, personal strain [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Muhammad Shahnawaz Adil, Faiza Qaiser
Keywords: LMX, job involvement, occupational stress, energy sector, MNCs, Pakistan.

Entrepreneurial Orientation and Firm's Export Performance: Evidence from Surgical Industry

Research Article

The surgical industry of Pakistan is observing a decline in export performance. This alarming situation is advising the in-depth investigation of factors related to surgical firm exports. The study is going to investigate the potential factors of firm export performance (FEP) in the surgical industry of Pakistan. This study has used the questionnaire to collect two hundred and four (204) responses from the manufacturing firms of surgical industry through pick and drop method. The reliability and validity of constructs of export market orientation (EMO), entrepreneurial orientation (EO), business network (BN) and FEP were examined through SPSS-25 and SmartPLS-3.2.8 [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Muhammad Imran, Hassan Mujtaba Nawaz Saleem, Jawad Iqbal, S. M. Tariq Rafi
Keywords: Entrepreneurial orientation; business network; export market orientation; export performance; surgical industry.

Training and Employee Commitment: The Social Exchange Perspective

Research Article

Existing literature on organizational commitment and training suggest that there is a positive relationship between the two variables. However, most of the studies, are conducted in the domain of affective commitment. This study is designed to test the effect of single HR practice training and development on two dimensions of commitment (affective and normative) simultaneously in the mediation of perceived organizational support. The study adopted quantitative approach and data, were collected from nursing staff of public sector hospitals of Southern Punjab through questionnaire. The results indicated that positive relationship of training and development and both dimensions affective and normative commitment [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Ali Junaid Khan, Jawad Iqbal
Keywords: Training and development, employee commitment, social exchange theory.

Yes, but Do they Differ? Gender Effect, Emotional Well-being and Engagement on Life Satisfaction

Research Article

Do emotional well-being and employee engagement positively predict life satisfaction in the presence of gender differences? We conducted a cross-sectional study in top five cities of Pakistan by inviting organizational employees from service sectors (n = 198; 65% females, age = 26years-30years). The key predictors were emotional well-being and engagement with life satisfaction as the outcome variable and gender as the key moderator. Emotional well-being and engagement are positive predictors of life satisfaction. Results, moreover, showed that the effect of engagement on life satisfaction is stronger for male employees than females; however, such moderation effect could not be confirmed in [...]

Journal of Management Sciences 2020
By Fazeelat Masood, Naveed R. Khan
Keywords: Emotional well-being; employee engagement; life satisfaction; gender differences.
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