2015
DOI: 10.1080/14759551.2015.1068776
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Expatriate paternalistic leadership and gender relations in small European software firms in India

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“…Interestingly, employer brand and ethical work culture emerged as important employee expectations in the Indian context. One possible reason that individuals are attracted to strong employer brands is family pressure: having members employed at large and reputed organizations is a matter of pride for Indian families (Salminen‐Karlsson, ).…”
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“…Interestingly, employer brand and ethical work culture emerged as important employee expectations in the Indian context. One possible reason that individuals are attracted to strong employer brands is family pressure: having members employed at large and reputed organizations is a matter of pride for Indian families (Salminen‐Karlsson, ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to a 2011 Goldman Sachs report, India is likely to emerge as the world's second‐largest economy by 2050. With increasing internationalization of businesses and dependence on local labor, understanding cultural nuances and managing the “Indianness” has become a key priority for managers (Laleman, Pereira, & Malik, ; Salminen‐Karlsson, ). Given that the “war for talent” has intensified among Indian companies, organizations are keen on designing human resource (HR) strategies that are in line with employee expectations.…”
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“…Paternalist lider, astların özel yaşamlarının içerisine bile dahil olur, astlarına bir "baba" gibi yaklaşmakta ve onları koruyup kollamaktadır (Pellegrini & Scandura, 2006). Paternalizm, birçok ülkede tercih edilen bir liderlik modelidir, kollektivizm ve yüksek güç mesafesine sahip birçok ülkede örneğin Türkiye, Hindistan, Çin ve Meksika'da liderlik modeli olarak tercih edilmektedir (Salminen-Karlsson, 2015). Kültürel bir özellik gösteren Paternalist Liderlik, daha çok Pasifik Asya, Orta Doğu ve Latin Amerika toplumlarında görülmektedir.…”
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“…Paternalist liderlik, birçok ülkede tercih edilen bir liderlik tarzıdır. Toplulukçu ve yüksek güç mesafesi özelliği taşıyan birçok ülkede örneğin; Türkiye, Hindistan, Çin ve Meksika'da liderlik modeli olarak tercih edilmektedir (Salminen-Karlsson, 2015). Paternalist liderlik, güçlü disiplin ve otoriteyi, babacan yardımseverlik ve ahlaki dürüstlük ile birleştiren bir liderlik tarzı olarak ifade edilmektedir (Türesin Tetik ve Köse, 2015).…”
Section: Paternali̇st Li̇derli̇kunclassified