Inter-Relationship of Cultural Intelligence, Emotional Intelligence, Knowledge Conversion Abilities, and Innovation Work Behavior: A conceptual framework

  • Yousaf F
  • Masrek M
  • Saiful Bahry F
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Abstract

Organizations and companies demand their employees' constant innovation, where innovative work behaviour (IWB) is a key element of employee and organization success. As IWB is in the highest demand in the marketplace, research on employees IWB has been continually studied by scholars and researchers. Various models and frameworks are offered to check the effect and relationship of IWB with different variables. The study intended to conceptualize the relationship of three key attributes (emotional intelligence, cultural intelligence, and knowledge conversion ability) that affect IWB. The modal can be helpful for universities, organizations, corporate administration, and government education bodies.

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Yousaf, F., Masrek, M. N., & Saiful Bahry, F. D. (2023). Inter-Relationship of Cultural Intelligence, Emotional Intelligence, Knowledge Conversion Abilities, and Innovation Work Behavior: A conceptual framework. Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal, 8(SI12), 147–153. https://doi.org/10.21834/e-bpj.v8isi12.5034

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