Corporate Culture, Leadership Style, and Performance of Foreign and Local Organizations in Malaysia
This study examined the relationship between corporate culture, leadership style, and performance in Malaysia. This research also investigated the corporate culture and leadership style in local and foreign organizations. Organizational culture was measured by using the Competing Values Framewor...
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2003
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| 在线阅读: | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8179/1/GSM_2003_9_IR.pdf |
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| 总结: | This study examined the relationship between corporate culture,
leadership style, and performance in Malaysia. This research also
investigated the corporate culture and leadership style in local and foreign
organizations. Organizational culture was measured by using the
Competing Values Framework (Quinn and Rohrbaugh, 1983; Cameron
and Quinn, 1999), leadership style was measured by using the model
developed by Javidan & Dastmalchian {1993} and Dastmalchian (2000),
while performance was measured in terms of profitability. A total of 1 34
companies, comprising of 60 foreign companies and 74 local companies
participated in the study. The Chi-square tests, Pearson correlation, and
cross tabulation tests analysis were carried out to measure the significant
association between the variables. The findings showed that local
companies tend to have a hierarchical culture, while foreign companies
tend to have a clan and result-oriented culture. As for the leadership style,
the results showed the similarity of both local and foreign companies in
practicing an auditor style of leadership. Cross-tabulation results also revealed that there is an association between organizational culture and
leadership style in foreign organizations but no association was found in
local organizations. With regards to the relationship between
organizational culture and performance, it was found that there is no
association between them in foreign or local companies due to other
influencing external factors. In addition, no significant relationship was
found between leadership style and performance in foreign or local
companies. |
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