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Interpersonal consequences of employee innovation behavior
Existing research highlights how leadership fosters employee innovation. Less is known, however, about how supervisors react to innovative subordinates. Drawing on social comparison theory and interpersonal interaction theory, we examine the role of employee innovative behavior in eliciting supervis
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