The service industry, and especially the hotel business, often operates in close teams and in an intensive work environment. Even in smaller teams, atmosphere and leadership play a big role, and trust within a community is crucial. This study seeks to elucidate the relationships between the small work community, as well as the importance and formation of trust in this environment. The objective of this study was to understand the role and meaning of trust and mistrust in professional environment between a manager and their subordinates. Theoretical framework of this research consists of understanding the nature of trust and it’s themes in organizational context. The study included an anonymous questionnaire, with the aim of measuring ...
This study is concerned with the role of interpersonal trust in management control. On the basis of ...
This paper reports on a study of 398 people employed in two UK service organizations: a hospital and...
The seeming lack of trust between employees and their colleagues prompted this study. The broad obje...
This study examined employees' perceptions of trust, power and mentoring in manager-employee relatio...
The purpose of the study was to investigate the significance of trust and confidence for the individ...
The first purpose of this paper is to find the reasons why subordinates trust their managers in priv...
Trust is a complex concept and our understanding of what creates, sustains and builds trust within o...
Trust determines the quality of the relationship between people. The elements of trust are essential...
In circumstances governed by consistent change in all aspects of business, trust represents a signif...
The recent growth in the trust literature indicates that both researchers and practitioners are cont...
The recent growth in the trust literature indicates that both researchers and practitioners are cont...
Trust is emerging as more and more important intangible asset in organizations and their leadership ...
M.Comm.Global recession, competitiveness and technological growth have resulted in the transformatio...
This study aimed to investigate the concept of trust within human supervisory control domains. Using...
The motivation to conduct the study was that external project managers have become more common the l...
This study is concerned with the role of interpersonal trust in management control. On the basis of ...
This paper reports on a study of 398 people employed in two UK service organizations: a hospital and...
The seeming lack of trust between employees and their colleagues prompted this study. The broad obje...
This study examined employees' perceptions of trust, power and mentoring in manager-employee relatio...
The purpose of the study was to investigate the significance of trust and confidence for the individ...
The first purpose of this paper is to find the reasons why subordinates trust their managers in priv...
Trust is a complex concept and our understanding of what creates, sustains and builds trust within o...
Trust determines the quality of the relationship between people. The elements of trust are essential...
In circumstances governed by consistent change in all aspects of business, trust represents a signif...
The recent growth in the trust literature indicates that both researchers and practitioners are cont...
The recent growth in the trust literature indicates that both researchers and practitioners are cont...
Trust is emerging as more and more important intangible asset in organizations and their leadership ...
M.Comm.Global recession, competitiveness and technological growth have resulted in the transformatio...
This study aimed to investigate the concept of trust within human supervisory control domains. Using...
The motivation to conduct the study was that external project managers have become more common the l...
This study is concerned with the role of interpersonal trust in management control. On the basis of ...
This paper reports on a study of 398 people employed in two UK service organizations: a hospital and...
The seeming lack of trust between employees and their colleagues prompted this study. The broad obje...