This study investigates the effects of social comparison and social loafing on virtual team performance when teams engage in asynchronous ideation process. The results of the study suggest that the effects of social comparison and social loafing co-exist in virtual teams. Team members may choose to engage in different behaviors (social loafing vs. social comparison) in different team interactions. Furthermore, team members tend to elaborate on the ideas generated by co-workers. As a result, teams with less social loafing will produce richer elaboration on ideas generated
Communication technologies have become a central characteristic of workplace functioning. The litera...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality varies in a continuum and may take dif...
This research examines how the provision of virtual team membership consistency may impact perceptio...
This paper reports an experiment that investigates how identifiability and perceived co-workers’ eff...
Over 100 years of research have shown that social loafing is a real and material psychological pheno...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality may be considered from different levels ...
Social loafing, the act of withholding effort in teams, has been identified as an important problem ...
The rapid development of technology and the demands of the workers to be productive have made effici...
Virtual teams (VTs) are teams whose members do not share a common workspace all of the time, and mus...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality varies in a continuum and may take diffe...
Virtual teams are essential to the functioning of numerous organizations. They have been the subjec...
Research problem: The current research into the performance management of virtual teams is scarce an...
Multiple-team membership (MTM), defined as simultaneous involvement in multiple teams, is becoming p...
A reviewof the literature shows the factors that impact on the effectiveness of virtual teams aresti...
As organizations become increasingly global and have operations in far-flung regions of the world, a...
Communication technologies have become a central characteristic of workplace functioning. The litera...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality varies in a continuum and may take dif...
This research examines how the provision of virtual team membership consistency may impact perceptio...
This paper reports an experiment that investigates how identifiability and perceived co-workers’ eff...
Over 100 years of research have shown that social loafing is a real and material psychological pheno...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality may be considered from different levels ...
Social loafing, the act of withholding effort in teams, has been identified as an important problem ...
The rapid development of technology and the demands of the workers to be productive have made effici...
Virtual teams (VTs) are teams whose members do not share a common workspace all of the time, and mus...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality varies in a continuum and may take diffe...
Virtual teams are essential to the functioning of numerous organizations. They have been the subjec...
Research problem: The current research into the performance management of virtual teams is scarce an...
Multiple-team membership (MTM), defined as simultaneous involvement in multiple teams, is becoming p...
A reviewof the literature shows the factors that impact on the effectiveness of virtual teams aresti...
As organizations become increasingly global and have operations in far-flung regions of the world, a...
Communication technologies have become a central characteristic of workplace functioning. The litera...
Recent studies on virtual teams reveal that team virtuality varies in a continuum and may take dif...
This research examines how the provision of virtual team membership consistency may impact perceptio...