Title
The Effects of Leader-Member Exchange on Member Performance in Virtual World Team
Abstract
Understanding the role of leadership in virtual world teams may help shed light on how to manage synchronous and highly interdependent work activities. Based upon leader-member exchange (LMX) theory, we propose that the relationship between a leader and a team member (LMX) influences 1) the degree to which a team member is allocated resources by the leader (empowerment and group assignments), 2) the degree to which a team member develops relational resources with the team (trust, obligation, norms, and identification), and 3) the extent to which a team member receives or develops resources results in higher levels of individual performance.
Recommended Citation
Goh, Samuel, "The Effects of Leader-Member Exchange on Member Performance in Virtual World Team" (2015). AIS Journal Club Webinars. 17.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/journal_club/17