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Song CHANG, Dr
Associate Professor
,
Department of Management, Marketing and Information Systems
Head
,
Department of Management, Marketing and Information Systems
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0347-870X
Email
schang
hkbu.edu
hk
Accepting PhD Students
2007
2023
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Business & Economics
Absorptive Capacity
100%
Employee Creativity
96%
Creativity
71%
Employee Learning
55%
High Performance Work Systems
51%
Goal Orientation
50%
Social Exchange
44%
Firm Performance
43%
Organizational Citizenship Behavior
41%
Employees
38%
Anxiety
31%
Hospitality
30%
Human Resource Management Systems
30%
Founder CEO
29%
Boundary Conditions
29%
Human Resource Management
28%
Self-efficacy
28%
Career Decision
28%
Emotional Intelligence
27%
Employee Ownership
27%
Employment Security
27%
Procedural Fairness
27%
Customer Contact
25%
Technological Opportunity
25%
Career Advancement
25%
Service Orientation
25%
Informal Institutions
25%
Hotel Employees
24%
New Venture Team
24%
Employee Relations
24%
Mindfulness
24%
Hong Kong
23%
Ambidexterity
23%
Supervisors
23%
Innovative Behavior
23%
Riskiness
23%
Microfoundations
23%
Responsiveness
23%
Join
22%
Power Distance
22%
Conformity
21%
Hospitality Management
20%
Work Place
20%
New Ventures
20%
Enhancement
20%
Hospitality Industry
20%
High-technology Firms
20%
Readiness
19%
Tourism Management
19%
Innovativeness
18%
Social Sciences
employee
66%
creativity
57%
firm
43%
firm performance
39%
Employment security
29%
work system
28%
career advancement
25%
social adjustment
23%
evidence
17%
Hong Kong
16%
commitment
16%
China
15%
Tourism
13%
career
12%
graduate
12%
leader
12%
anxiety
12%
high technology
10%
performance
9%
management
7%
group cohesion
7%
managerial practice
6%
industry
6%
learning
6%
regression
6%
joint venture
5%