This study examined the effects of self efficacy, enjoyment, perceived organizational support(POS), and leader-member exchange(LMX) on knowledge sharing in the upscale hotels in Seoul. It also investigated the effect of knowledge sharing on service in...
This study examined the effects of self efficacy, enjoyment, perceived organizational support(POS), and leader-member exchange(LMX) on knowledge sharing in the upscale hotels in Seoul. It also investigated the effect of knowledge sharing on service innovation behavior. The 242 employees were asked about the above six variables on a 5 point Likert scale. Findings indicated that both enjoyment and LMX were positively related to the knowledge sharing while both self-efficacy and POS were not. The knowledge sharing was found to be a significant predictor of service innovation behavior. Based on these results, some theoretical and practical implications were suggested.