Internal market orientation, interdepartmental relationships and market performance

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Internal market orientation, interdepartmental relationships and market performance

Internal market orientation, interdepartmental relationships and market performance

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Qionglei Yu discusses the relevance of internal market orientation (IMO) as an organizational process for improving interdepartmental relationships and employee satisfaction, which, in turn, serves to leverage performance. Read the Study

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