Professional Documents
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Management
Group 8 – Section D
Job Performance - Productivity -
Effectiveness - Effort - Failure -
Impact on firm performance
Assigned Topic
Literature Review
Sr Title Authors Objectives Findings Gaps
No
1. The model assumes that salespeople have
perfect information about the sales target
"Sales effort Salespeople receive a fixed and their own effort level, which may not be
management To develop a model for sales reward only if they meet a realistic in practice
3 by Du, Hu, and effort management when 2. Authors only consider one type of incentive
under all-or- certain sales target, but
nothing Wu (2022) salespeople are subject to an all- receive nothing if they fall (a penalty for not meeting the sales target)
or-nothing constraint and do not explore the effects of other types
constraint" short of the target
of incentives
3. Empirical analysis is based on simulated data
only
Contingent 1. The study only examines the impact of SARA
conditions on the on firm performance and does not explore
effectiveness of To examine the impact of the potential effects on other outcomes such
salesperson salesperson acquisition- The authors propose a as customer satisfaction or employee
motivation-opportunity-
acquisition- Zheng et al. retention ambidexterity (SARA) ability (MOA) framework to engagement
2 retention on firm performance and to 2. Role of salespeople in implementing SARA,
(2022) explain the relationship
ambidexterity: identify the contingent but does not consider the potential role of
the motivation- conditions that determine the between SARA and firm sales managers or other organizational
performance
opportunity- effectiveness of SARA factors that may influence the effectiveness
ability 3. The study is based on data from a single
framework" industry
Sr Title Authors Objectives Findings Gaps
No
HPWS positively contributes to 1. It focuses only on problem focused coping
later productivity as well as the mechanisms, and not emotion focused or
Causality The paper examines the avoidance based strategies
reverse.
Between High- moderating role of The reciprocal relationship
Duckjung Shin, problem focused coping 2. Support from supervisors and co-workers
Performance supports the need to extend
3 Alison M. mechanisms in field jobs, strategic human resource needs to be explored
Work Systems Konrad and talks about the role of
and management theory by 3. The study does not consider other factors
workplace support for considering productivity as an
Organizational successful salespersons that may impact employee well-being, such
Performance antecedent as well as an outcome as individual differences (e.g., personality
of human resource traits), job characteristics (e.g., workload,
management practices job demands), and environmental factors
This research bridges the gap 1. The study focused primarily on the impact of
between past and future research CSR on employee sales target outcomes
and allows us to derive six main
Effect of ethical propositions: (a) personal values 2. Did not explore the role of other potential
leadership and Raiswa Saha, affect EL in the organization; (b) moderators (e.g., individual differences, job
Does ethical leadership
corporate social Shashi, Roberto and CSR activities impact internal and external environment characteristics)
4 responsibility on Cerchione, the productivity of influences the adoption of CSR
firm Rajwinder practices; (c) CSR project costs 3. The study used a cross-sectional design,
employees, which impact negatively affect the adoption of which limits the ability to establish causality
performance: A Singh, Richa overall firm performance
systematic Dahiya CSR practices; (d) EL has a direct
review positive impact on CSR; (e) EL has 4. The study used self-reported measures,
both direct and indirect positive which are subject to response bias and may
impact on FP; and (f) CSR has a not accurately reflect the actual experiences
direct positive impact on FP. of the participants
Sr
No Title Authors Objectives Findings Gaps