The gravity of culture on project citizenship behaviors

Korkmazyurek, Yavuz; Korkmazyürek, Haluk

doi:10.1007/s12144-022-03849-7

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“…However, due to the temporary nature of projects, this feature can be seen as a barrier to PCB development at prima facie. Besides, PCBs are critical variables in the eventual success of projects built on time, cost and quality pillars (Korkmazyurek, 2022). Developing various instruments in order to get the maximum efficiency from the increasing number of projects today allows organizations to remain competitive.…”

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“…However, organizations also expect extrarole behavior (e.g., citizenship behavior) simultaneously from employees (Xia et al, 2022) that are not defined as part of their job duties, such as helping new colleagues adapt (Phuong & Dong, 2021). On the other hand, employee behavior is also important to the success of projects (Korkmazyurek, 2022). The prominent concepts in this context are harmony among project workers, identity of the project culture, formal behavior among workers, cooperation effectiveness, informal social constraints and reciprocity and mutual trust (He et al, 2022).…”

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A Scale for Measuring Project Citizenship Behavior in Project-Based Defense Industry

Korkmazyürek

2024

Elektronik Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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Research and scales on the area of beneficial non task behavior of employees are the topics that social scientists have generally focused on in order to contribute to the competitiveness of organizations. Therefore, the increasing number of project-based businesses necessitate the development of a reliable and valid scale for Project Citizenship Behavior (PCB). In this direction, this research consists of the basic stages of creating an item pool, developing a scale, and assessing reliability and validity. The Cronbach's alpha coefficient for the whole scale was calculated as .81, and the 4-factor scale structure originally designed was confirmed as a result of the factor analysis. These results show that the PCB scale shows high validity and reliability. In conclusion, the phenomenon of PCB, which has been newly conceptualized as a result of a qualitative research, has been turned into a multidimensional valid scale from a sample of 288 participant that can be used in empirical research. In addition, this scale was developed by applying it only to project employees who represent the target audience.

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A Scale for Measuring Project Citizenship Behavior in Project-Based Defense Industry

Korkmazyürek

2024

Elektronik Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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The moderating role of psychological power distance on the relationship between destructive leadership and emotional exhaustion

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Ocak

2024

Curr Psychol

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Destructive leadership, a prevalent negative behavior in modern organizations, continues to captivate the interest of scholars and professionals due to its detrimental aftermath. Drawing from social psychological (culture) and conservation of resources theory, we explore the moderating impact of psychological power distance on the link between destructive leadership and emotional exhaustion. The main contribution of this study is that it has created new information about the moderating role of some specific sub-dimensions of psychological power distance (e.g., hierarchy, prestige) in the relationship between destructive leadership and emotional exhaustion. Our findings also reveal a positive correlation between a destructive leadership style and emotional exhaustion. Furthermore, the prestige aspect of psychological power distance amplifies the influence of deficient leadership abilities and unethical conduct on emotional exhaustion. Notably, our study highlights that in the Turkish context, characterized by high power distance, and escalating hierarchies the impact of nepotism disparities on emotional exhaustion. In conclusion, these novel insights underscore a significant research avenue regarding cultural facets.

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The gravity of culture on project citizenship behaviors

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A Scale for Measuring Project Citizenship Behavior in Project-Based Defense Industry

A Scale for Measuring Project Citizenship Behavior in Project-Based Defense Industry

The moderating role of psychological power distance on the relationship between destructive leadership and emotional exhaustion

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