Leader vision, organizational inertia and service hotel employee creativity: Role of knowledge-donating

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This paper presents a conceptual model reflecting relationships between visionary leadership and service employee creativity through organizational inertia and knowledge-donating behavior. The research sample consists of 423 employees of 21 four-star hotels in Egypt. The PLS-SEM results revealed that service employee creativity is enhanced when they realize their leaders have visions for the future, are capable of overcoming organizational inertia, along with keeping up with simultaneous changes. The results revealed that this behavior dampens the negative relationship between visionary leadership and organizational inertia. The theoretical and practical implications of the extracted results are discussed.

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AlKayid, K., Selem, K. M., Shehata, A. E., & Tan, C. C. (2023). Leader vision, organizational inertia and service hotel employee creativity: Role of knowledge-donating. Current Psychology, 42(4), 3382–3394. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12144-022-02743-6

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