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How to enhance service quality through organizational facilitators, collective work engagement, and relational service competence

Rosa GrauEsther GraciaMarisa SalanovaEva Cifre

subject

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementService qualitybusiness.industryService designmedia_common.quotation_subjectCollective workPublic relationsStructural equation modelingService workerService qualityPerceptionRelational service competenceOrganizational facilitatorsCollective work engagementbusinessPsychologyCompetence (human resources)Applied Psychologymedia_common

description

This study aims to test how collective work engagement and relational service competence, as affective and cognitive-competent collective states, mediate the relationship between organizational facilitators and customers' perceptions of service quality. In all, 107 service-oriented units were aggregated from 615 service workers and 2165 customers. Structural equation modelling confirmed that organizational facilitators are related to collective work engagement andrelational service competence, which play a mediating role between organizational facilitators and service quality. Whereas collective work engagement plays a partially mediating role between organizational facilitators and relational service competence, relational service competence plays a fully mediating role between collective work engagement and service quality. A discussion and limitations are also provided.

10.1080/1359432x.2011.628793#.uycz_fl5p_mhttp://hdl.handle.net/10234/86869