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Penjabaran Teori Kontingensi dan Pengaruh Suatu Moderating Variable Terhadap Suatu Model Serta Peran Mediating Effect Dalam Suatu Perusahaan

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  • Lita, Amanda Dara

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Penjabaran Teori Kontingensi dan Pengaruh Suatu Moderating Variable Terhadap Suatu Model Serta Peran Mediating Effect Dalam Suatu Perusahaan. Teori kontingensi adalah teori perilaku dimana teori tersebut berpendapat bahwa tidak ada satu cara terbaik untuk memimpin dan gaya kepemimpinan yang efektif dalam beberapa situasi mungkin tidak akan berhasil dalam situasi lain. Kontinjensi utama dari tugas organisasi suatu perusahaan yaitu memang membentuk hubungan kinerja dimana pengaruh tekanan resesi sebagai kontingensi eksternal pada hubungan kinerja akan mengikuti alasan pandangan kontingen pada hubungan kinerja sumber daya. Peran efek mediasi bertujuan untuk menjelaskan hubungan yang kompleks antara jaringan social dan kinerja perusahaan meliputi kepercayaan, kemampuan menjual, dan kemampuan harga.

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  • Lita, Amanda Dara, 2020. "Penjabaran Teori Kontingensi dan Pengaruh Suatu Moderating Variable Terhadap Suatu Model Serta Peran Mediating Effect Dalam Suatu Perusahaan," OSF Preprints y48kz, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:y48kz
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/y48kz
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