2015
DOI: 10.1108/jkm-05-2014-0184
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With whom shall I share my knowledge? A recipient perspective of knowledge sharing

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“…Venter, Erasmus and Seale (2015) reported that trust was amongst the attributes that promoted the knowledge sharing process in a CoP and was accelerated by the richness and depth of relationships formed during consecutive meetings. If a high level of mutual obligation, expectation and trust exists in a relationship, there will be less risk and uncertainty in future knowledge sharing exchanges (Zhang & Jiang 2015). A high level of trust which led to a high level of knowledge sharing observed in the PHRDF supported the assertion by Maponya (2005) that there must be a certain level of trust to develop and strengthen work relations and social interaction for knowledge sharing.…”
Section: The Issue Of Trustmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Venter, Erasmus and Seale (2015) reported that trust was amongst the attributes that promoted the knowledge sharing process in a CoP and was accelerated by the richness and depth of relationships formed during consecutive meetings. If a high level of mutual obligation, expectation and trust exists in a relationship, there will be less risk and uncertainty in future knowledge sharing exchanges (Zhang & Jiang 2015). A high level of trust which led to a high level of knowledge sharing observed in the PHRDF supported the assertion by Maponya (2005) that there must be a certain level of trust to develop and strengthen work relations and social interaction for knowledge sharing.…”
Section: The Issue Of Trustmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Faktor yang menyebabkan rendahnya keberlanjutan usaha tersebut adalah: (1) usaha tidak memberikan keuntungan yang cukup, (2) permasalahan keuangan, (3) kesempatan usaha lain, (4) tidak adanya daya saing dan berbagai alasan lainnya (Nawangpalupi et al, 2014). Darcy et al (2014) menyatakan bahwa salah satu cara untuk menjaga keberlanjutan usaha adalah melalui pengelolaan kapabilitas sumber daya manusianya, dimana pengelolaan pengetahuan (knowledge management) yang baik menjadi faktor kunci (Darcy et al, 2014;Zhang dan Jiang, 2015). Melalui pengelolaan pengetahuan yang baik, dan aktivitas berbagi pengetahuan yang efektif, maka proses pembelajaran dalan organisasi dapat dipercepat dan dapat meningkatkan performansi organisasi tersebut (Tesavrita dan Suryadi, 2016).…”
Section: Kata Kunci: Pengelolaan Pengetahuan Berbagi Pengetahuan Anunclassified
“…Knowledge sharing is affected by some conflicts, and when these conflicts arise, they function as a hindrance or obstacle for sustainable knowledge sharing. The concept of temporal conflict was discussed by Zhang [29]. Conflicts increase as the amount of diversity in a team increases, which further leads to various problems, like interpersonal conflicts and other disputes [13].…”
Section: Impact Of Temporal Conflicts On Knowledge Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Teams with productive knowledge sharing often think, plan, and act proactively. Individuals' ability, attitude, and willingness to share knowledge matter a lot while discussing team dynamics [29]. One of the perspectives throws light on the term "functional fixity".…”
Section: Impact Of Temporal Conflicts On Knowledge Sharingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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