The Three‐Way Interaction of Autonomy, Openness to Experience, and Techno‐Invasion in Predicting Employee Creativity

Despite the increasing need for creativity in rapidly evolving markets and work environments, not all employees are able to engage in this crucial behavior at work. The interactionist perspective suggests that creativity in organizations can be predicted by the interplay of individual and situationa...

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Hauptverfasser: Samimi Dehkordi, Saleh, Radević, Ivan, Černe, Matej, Božič, Katerina, Lamovšek, Amadeja
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