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A model for evaluating affective relationships in distributed work

Pallud, Jessie; Josserand, Emmanuel (2006), A model for evaluating affective relationships in distributed work, European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS), 2006-06, Göteborg, Suède

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Communication / Conférence
Date
2006
Conference title
European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS)
Conference date
2006-06
Conference city
Göteborg
Conference country
Suède
Pages
8
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Pallud, Jessie
Josserand, Emmanuel
Abstract (EN)
The Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), like groupware systems, intranet or videoconference, enable team members to work on th e same project but from different places. Some teams are called virtual because they exist only through the network. As the work is geographically distributed, bonds and relationships between people become more important. Indeed, the lack of face- to-face communication and common settings can alte r the relationships between people and, as a result alter their cohesiveness and performance. The sc ope of this article is to propose a model that could investigate the presence of emotions and assess th eir role in distributed teams’ performance. We combine a model of cohesiveness with the Emotional Intelligence Theory to create our framework. We also study the emotions expressed by individuals and the possible communication of these emotions within their team. Eight hypotheses, which have not yet been tested empirically, are presented.
Subjects / Keywords
Distributed work; Performance; Evaluation; Relation interpersonnel
JEL
M12 - Personnel Management; Executives; Executive Compensation
M54 - Labor Management

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