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A Moral Balancing Perspective on Employees’ Unethical Pro-Organizational Behavior

Nguyen, Minh Canh , de Janasz, Suzanne , Zhang, Lu

Conference Paper Issue Date2022-08-09 View7

A second chance to make a first impression? A longitudinal examination of changes in Black and White newcomers' leader-member exchange and career future

Zhang, Lu , Goldberg, Caren

Conference Paper Issue Date2009-08-07 View5

Board demographic diversity, independence, and corporate social performance File

Zhang, Lu

Article Issue Date2012-10 View15

Corporate social performance, applicants' ethical predispositions, and organizational attraction: A person-organization fit perspective

Zhang, Lu , Gowan, Mary

Conference Paper Issue Date2008-08-11 View5

Corporate Social Responsibility, Applicants' Individual Traits, and Organizational Attraction: A Person-Organization Fit Perspective File

Zhang, Lu , Gowan, M.A.

Article Issue Date2012-09 View7

Cross-cultural correlates of career and parental role commitment File

Zhang, Lu , Gowan, Mary A. , Trevino, Melanie

Article Issue Date2014-08 View9

Current Developments in Leader Member Exchange (LMX): A Research Incubator

Anand, Smriti , Dulebohn, James , Olga, Epitropaki , Goldberg, Caren , Hoch, Julia Elisabeth , Martin, Robin , Rockstuhl, Thomas , Thomas, Geoff , Tse, Herman , Wu, Dongyuan , et al

Conference Paper Issue Date2018-08-12 View14

Diversity, social capital and s ustained competitive advantage: A resource-based perspective

Zhang, Lu , Gowan, Mary , Lepak, David

Conference Paper Issue Date2004-11-05 View7

Diversity, Social Network Density, Climate for Inclusion and Team Performance

Zhang, Lu , Hong, Woonki , Goldberg, Caren

Conference Paper Issue Date2017-08-07 View8

Does the Employability Paradox Exist or Not? An Inverted U-Shaped Model File File

Yu, Haibo , Yan, Changli , Zhang, Lu , Dong, Zhenhua , Cheng, Long , Zheng, Xiaoming , Zhao, Ziqian

Article Issue Date2021-07 View18

Employees' perceptions of their leaders: Is being similar always better? File

Goldberg, C. , Riordan, C.M. , Zhang, Lu

Article Issue Date2008-06 View9

From new hires to their supervisors: The influence of newcomer race/ethnicity on the leader–member exchange conveyance File

Zhang, Lu , Goldberg, Caren B. , McKay, Patrick F.

Article Issue Date2020-09 View9

Getting Help by Giving Help? Helping Motive and Asymmetric Expectations of Help Giving and Receiving

Hong, Woonki , Zhang, Lu , Gajendran, Ravi

Conference Paper Issue Date2019-10-10 View6

Held captive in the office: an investigation into long working hours among Korean employees File

Zhang, Lu , Seo, Jeeyoung

Article Issue Date2018-07 View7

Predictors of initial and subsequent LMX agreement

Zhang, Lu , Goldberg, Caren , Scandura, Terry , McKay, Patrick

Conference Paper Issue Date2015-10-30 View8

Pygmalion in the pipeline: How managers' perceptions influence racial differences in turnover File

Sabat, Isaac , Goldberg, Caren , King, Eden Beth , Dawson, Jeremy , Zhang, Lu

Article Issue Date2021-07 View7

Relational demography and leadership perceptions: Is similar always better?

Zhang, Lu , Goldberg, Caren , Riordan, Christian

Conference Paper Issue Date2004-08-09 View5

Relative Status and Dyadic Help Seeking and Giving: The Roles of Past Helping History and Power Distance Value File

Hong, Woonki , Zhang, Lu , Gajendran, Ravi

Article Issue Date2024-05 View17

Sensitivity to diversity: A moderator of the relationship between surface- and deep-level diversity and work group affective outcomes

Zhang, Lu , Goldberg, Caren

Conference Paper Issue Date2004-08-10 View7

Sensitivity-to-diversity: a moderator of diversity - affective outcomes relationships File

Zhang, Lu , Goldberg, Caren

Article Issue Date2014-08 View11

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