The emergence of a communication climate in global virtual teams
作者： Ella Glikson , Miriam Erez
DOI: 10.1016/J.JWB.2019.101001
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摘要: … communication in global virtual teams, we hypothesize that relationally-oriented content, communicated in the first message… of psychologically safe communication climate, which in turn …
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