Work and affective outcomes of social media use at work: a daily-survey study

Work and affective outcomes of social media use at work: a daily-survey study
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10.1080/09585192.2021.2012711
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2021-12
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The International Journal of Human Resource Management
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通讯作者:
Bin Wang;Yijing Liao;Meng Chen;Liangting Zhang;Jing Qian
Bin Wang;Yijing Liao;Meng Chen;Liangting Zhang;Jing Qian
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Bin Wang;Yijing Liao;Meng Chen;Liangting Zhang;Jing Qian

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