Foreign expansion in service industries: Separability and human capital intensity

Article Abstract:

An investigation on the effect of operating in service industries, in which separability and human capital intensity factors influence the choice of foreign entry mode and expatriate staffing decisions, is done. Results draw implications for the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) literature and offer a novel perspective on the factors influencing the internationalization of service firms.

Management dynamics, Management, Foreign investments, International aspects, Company business management, Services industry workers, Service industries workers, Foreign direct investment

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Service climate and organizational commitment: the importance of customer linkages

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The organizational commitment of employees performing customer relationship management duties in services industries is analyzed.

United States, Employee loyalty, Customer relationship management

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Does gender moderate the effects of role stress in frontline service jobs?

Article Abstract:

Gender influence on employee stress levels is evaluated by focusing on frontline services industry in Turkey.

Turkey, Job stress, Job satisfaction, Sexism

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