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Management Science Letters

ISSN 1923-9343 (Online) - ISSN 1923-9335 (Print)
Quarterly Publication
Volume 10 Issue 11 pp. 2533-2542 , 2020

The moderating role of organizational routines in the relationship between behavioral repertoire and core competencies: Evidence from Jordan Pages 2533-2542 Right click to download the paper Download PDF

Authors: Hasan Khaled Alawamleh, Arwa Muse Badran, Reyad Abdallah ALKhawaldah, Rawan Odeh AlShawabkeh, Feras Suliman Al Shalabi, Ahmad Bahjat Shammout, Ahmad Ali Bawaneh

DOI: 10.5267/j.msl.2020.3.042

Keywords: Behavioral Repertoire, Organizational Routines, Core Competencies, Uniqueness, Extendibility, Customer Value, Integrative Competencies

Abstract: This paper aims to investigate the moderating role of organizational routines in the relationship between behavioral repertoire and four types core competencies and four types of core competencies; including Uniqueness, Extendibility, Customer Value and Integrative Competencies are considered to measure core competencies. The study conducts a questionnaire survey in commercial Jordanian banks. The sample includes 475 employees within researched banks, and the study employs the Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analysis to test the hypotheses. Behavioral Repertoire has a significant positive effect on the four types of core competencies. Organizational Routines moderate this relationship between Behavioral Repertoire and Core Competencies. This research is one of the first attempts that investigate the relation-ship between Behavioral Repertoire, Organizational Routines and Core Competencies, extending the knowledge regarding the value of these variables and its relationship for the different types of organization.

How to cite this paper
Alawamleh, H., Badran, A., ALKhawaldah, R., AlShawabkeh, R., Shalabi, F., Shammout, A & Bawaneh, A. (2020). The moderating role of organizational routines in the relationship between behavioral repertoire and core competencies: Evidence from Jordan.Management Science Letters , 10(11), 2533-2542.

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