The purpose of the thesis is to provide an in-depth understanding of some strategic resources that allow organizational survival and improvement. The thesis is divided into three papers and the fil rouge is the use of experimental design as research methodology. Recognizing creativity as a strategic competence and a measure of individual or team performance, the first paper compares the effect of three leadership styles – transformational, transactional and laissez-faire – on individual creativity, thus showing which leadership behavior is the most suitable for enhancing it. Positive and negative moods are included in the research design as mediators and individual intrinsic motivation is included as moderator. The second paper is an extension of the first one and investigates the same relationships at a team level of analysis. Furthermore, not only leaders are relevant for the organizations, but followers too. Talents are the life-bloods of organizations and their behaviours have to be detected for attracting them, but also for retaining and managing them. The third paper untangles the job seekers’ behaviors in looking for a job and choosing a company rather than another one basing their choice on the screening of social media and social network pages.
La tesi approfondisce alcune delle risorse strategiche che permettono la sopravvivenza e il miglioramento delle organizzazioni. Essa si divide in tre articoli, il fil rouge è l’utilizzo degli esperimenti come metodologia di ricerca. Riconoscendo la creatività dei lavoratori come una competenza strategica e una misura di performance sia a livello individuale che di gruppo, il primo articolo confronta gli effetti di tre stili di leadership – trasformazionale, transazionale e laissez-faire – sulla creatività individuale e mostra quale di essi sia più appropriato per il suo incremento. I mood positivi e negativi sono stati inclusi nel modello di ricerca come mediatori e la motivazione intrinseca è stata inclusa come moderatore. Il secondo articolo estende il primo e indaga le medesime relazioni a livello di team. Non solo i leader, ma anche i follower sono rilevanti per le organizzazioni: i talenti sono la linfa vitale delle organizzazioni e il loro comportamento deve essere indagato in modo da attrarli, trattenerli e gestirli. Il terzo articolo indaga quindi il comportamento dei talenti nella ricerca di una posizione lavorativa e nella scelta del datore di lavoro tramite l’utilizzo di social media e l’analisi delle pagine sui social network.
MOCHI, FRANCESCA, INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM CREATIVITY: EXPERIMENTS ON THE EFFECTS OF LEADERSHIP STYLES AND HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, IMPERATORI, BARBARA, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Milano:Ciclo XXIX [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/286189]
INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM CREATIVITY: EXPERIMENTS ON THE EFFECTS OF LEADERSHIP STYLES AND HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
Mochi, Francesca
2018
Abstract
The purpose of the thesis is to provide an in-depth understanding of some strategic resources that allow organizational survival and improvement. The thesis is divided into three papers and the fil rouge is the use of experimental design as research methodology. Recognizing creativity as a strategic competence and a measure of individual or team performance, the first paper compares the effect of three leadership styles – transformational, transactional and laissez-faire – on individual creativity, thus showing which leadership behavior is the most suitable for enhancing it. Positive and negative moods are included in the research design as mediators and individual intrinsic motivation is included as moderator. The second paper is an extension of the first one and investigates the same relationships at a team level of analysis. Furthermore, not only leaders are relevant for the organizations, but followers too. Talents are the life-bloods of organizations and their behaviours have to be detected for attracting them, but also for retaining and managing them. The third paper untangles the job seekers’ behaviors in looking for a job and choosing a company rather than another one basing their choice on the screening of social media and social network pages.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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