2009
DOI: 10.1057/fsm.2009.6
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Salesperson empowerment in Spanish banks: A performance-driven view

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“…As one branch manager put it "you either work here for a very short period of time and move to Gauteng, or you stay here for the rest of your life." 4 The results from the biographical information in Table II seem to suggest, therefore, that this does appear to be the case. A further possible reason, especially given that the majority of the contact-personnel have been working in their respective position for less than five years, is that given that professionals in general do not typically pursue careers in central South Africa, they are forced to cross-skill and rotate their jobs continually given the constant staff turnaround.…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…As one branch manager put it "you either work here for a very short period of time and move to Gauteng, or you stay here for the rest of your life." 4 The results from the biographical information in Table II seem to suggest, therefore, that this does appear to be the case. A further possible reason, especially given that the majority of the contact-personnel have been working in their respective position for less than five years, is that given that professionals in general do not typically pursue careers in central South Africa, they are forced to cross-skill and rotate their jobs continually given the constant staff turnaround.…”
Section: Copyright By Author(s); Cc-by 1004mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…As suggested by Kilgore et al (2005), in addition to having senior management purposefully leading a well-defined client-centric vision and get buy-in from contact-personnel, contact-personnel must be provided with an information technology infrastructure that supports the client-centric vision of the bank. Further to this, Barrutla, Charterina, & Gilsanz (2009) investigate the effects of empowerment on the performance of bank contact-personnel and empowerment to be a multidimensional construct that has both psychological and process/operational aspects. They distinguish between process-driven and decision-making empowerment citing benefits such as positive attitudes and job satisfaction, organisational commitment, a high propensity to stay with the organisation, improving innovativeness, word-of-mouth communication, job effectiveness, and productivity.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…According to DDE, employees get more decision rights, including the rights to negotiate with customers (e.g., discounts) and to take risks. Barrutia et al (2009) show that employees are positively a¤ected by PDE (i.e., their motivation rises) but, at the same time, negatively a¤ected by DDE (i.e., they make detrimental interest rate and risk decisions). Frank and Obloj (2014) report that bank managers who received discretion over the marketing expenditures, loan sizes and loan interest rates abuse their authority to game their employer's incentive system (e.g., by o¤ering generous discounts).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Several empirical …ndings document that empowered agents indeed choose detrimental actions from their principal's point of view despite possible commitment. Barrutia et al (2009) investigate the e¤ects of salesperson empowerment in banks.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An examination of reseach studies conducted in the field of empowerment shows that empowerment has direct effects on business performance (Patterson, West and Wall, 2004;Price, Briman and Dainty, 2004;Seibert, Silver and Randolph, 2004;Biron and Bamberger, 2007;Yang and Choi, 2008;Barrutia, Charterina and Gilsanz, 2009;Siami and Gorji, 2011;Biron and Bamberger, 2011;Nzuve and Bakari, 2012; Mahama and Cheng, 2013), mediate effects on increasing business performance (Hall, 2008;Harris, Wheeler and Kacmar, 2009;Huang, Iun, Liu and Gong, 2010;Gregory, Albritton and Osmonbekov, 2010;Kim, Sutton and Gong, 2013) and different variables have mediate effects on the relationship between empowerment and business performance (Kirkman et al, 2004;Ahearne, Mathieu and Rapp, 2005;Drake, Wong and Salter, 2007;Tuuli and Rowlinson, 2009;Michna et al, 2011;Ke and Zhang, 2011;Huang, 2012;Chiang and Hsieh, 2012;Fernandez and Moldogaziev, 2013).…”
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