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A conceptual model of the role of marketing employees in marketing performance

conference contribution
posted on 2004-01-01, 00:00 authored by Lori Shore, Robin Shaw
In general, there is a gap in research in marketing in relation to understanding the role of marketing employees in organisational marketing performance. An exception to this is the performance of salespeople as a subset of all marketing employees. Broader human resource management research into the people-performance link is also severely limited The proposed model argues that marketing employees are one of an organisation's strategic assets and are essential to the superior performance of the firm. Based on the People and Performance model (Purcell et al. 2003), the current model conceptualises marketing employee competencies as a precursor to performance outcomes and is, specifically, concerned with identifying and understanding the nature of the marketing employee performance relationship. Of note, where current performance research, in the main, adopts intermediate measures of labour turnover and labour productivity, this model proposes a three-tiered approach to performance measurement.

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Title of proceedings

International business trends contemporary readings 2004 Edition

Event

Academy of Business Administration. Conference (2004: London, England)

Pagination

217 - 225

Publisher

Academy of Business Administration

Location

London, England

Place of publication

[London, England]

Start date

2004-07-21

End date

2004-07-25

ISBN-13

9781887676229

ISBN-10

1887676228

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed; E Conference publication

Editor/Contributor(s)

S Fullerton, D Moore

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