Effects of SNSs use and social intelligence on users’ subjective well-being
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PurposeGiven the widespread use of social networking sites (SNSs) in modern society, both academic researchers and practitioners have focused on exploring the impact of SNSs usage on users’ psychological and behavioral o...
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Emotional intelligence at the heart of customer orientation: the front-office bank employee perspective
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PurposeThis study aims to discern and refine the role of emotional intelligence (EI) in the development of customer orientation among banking employees in Morocco. This analysis seeks to enhance understanding about the s...
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A framework of frameworks: theoretical, conceptual, contextual, methodological and impact frameworks
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PurposeConfusion and conflation about the components of research continue to hinder how scholars position, design, and communicate their research. In response, this article aims to clarify the components of research and...
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From crave to fade: modelling perceived novelty, perceived saturation and engagement in viral street food trends among digital-native young consumers
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PurposeThe digital era contributes significantly to the rapid growth of the street food sector. However, it also brings about food poisoning risks as the street food vendors are busy inventing frivolous food trends. This...
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Philosophy of science and research paradigm for business research in the transformative age of automation, digitalization, hyperconnectivity, obligations, globalization and sustainability
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PurposeThis article aims to explain the role of philosophical anchors and research paradigms in business research, and how they can be extrapolated in the transformative era of automation, digitalization, hyperconnectivi...
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Why we buy, how we feel: applying phenomenology to consumer research
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PurposeThis research explores how phenomenology can enrich consumer research as a philosophical and methodological approach by illuminating the emotional, symbolic and experiential dimensions of consumer behavior that ar...
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Explaining training and adjustment diversity in multinational enterprises: literal and figurative interpretations
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PurposeThis study emphasises the importance of both literal and figurative interpretations in explaining training and adjustment (cross-cultural) diversity in a multinational enterprise (MNE) context.Design/methodology/a...
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Enhancing water conservation behavior: the role of knowledge, attitude and environmental concerns
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PurposeWater resources are fundamental to achieving sustainable development. Households play a critical role in global water conservation efforts, directly supporting the attainment of several Sustainable Development Goa...
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Employment brand equity and corporate’s job growth and reputation
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PurposeThis research aimed to explore the commonalities and differences in the type of information provided on corporate websites in relation to their employment brand equity.Design/methodology/approachMixed methods of c...
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Motivating language and organizational citizenship behavior: the role of job satisfaction, affective commitment and perceived voice opportunity
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PurposeDrawn on an integrated model of motivating language theory and social exchange theory, this study examines how leaders' motivating language (LML) influences two forms of organizational citizenship behaviors direct...
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