RESEARCH NOTES. NATIONAL CULTURE, NETWORKS, AND INDIVIDUAL INFLUENCE IN A MULTINATIONAL MANAGEMENT TEAM.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 April 2000
Jane E. Salk, Mary Yoko Brannen
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Individual influence is thought to shape team performance. However, empirical studies of its potential determinants in multicultural teams, including national culture, are lacking. A network study ...
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