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Exploring Relational Coordination in Large-sized German Organizations - A Qualitative Study of Leadership and Employee Perspectives on Collaboration and Performance Implications
The purpose of this study is to explore how elements of relational coordination are perceived by employees without leadership responsibility and leaders in large-sized German organizations. It aims to examine how these perceptions shape conditions for safe voice behavior, collaboration, and ultim
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