Analyzing the effects of networking behavior on employee performance using the structural equation modelling
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AIP Conference Proceedings 8 February 2023; 2500 (1): 020001. as discussed by the authors analyzed the effects of networking behavior on employee performance using the structural equation modelling and found that the structural equations can be used to predict the effect of network behavior on performance.Abstract:
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