Organizational Culture, Leadership and Performance in Nigeria: Moderating Effect of Ethical Decision Making

Authors

  • Omojola abiola abiodun LECTURER Author
  • MSB Siddiq LECTURER Author

Keywords:

ethical decision making, performance, leadership, organizational culture

Abstract

The growing global world of business and economic activities has opened doors of business opportunities for a number of multinational organizations to Nigeria, but making the business successful is always difficult as a result of room for unethical decisions of leadership and role of organizational culture. There is a growing concern in Nigeria among academics and practitioners about how business should behave. The links between organizational culture, leadership and performance have been examined, with little research on the effect of ethical decision making on the link. The present study attempts to fill this gap in the literature. The study assessed the moderating effect of ethical decision making on the relationship between organizational culture, leadership and performance in Nigeria.

Author Biographies

  • Omojola abiola abiodun, LECTURER

    Tun Abdul Razak University,
    Malaysia

  • MSB Siddiq, LECTURER

    Tun Abdul Razak University,
    Malaysia

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Published

2013-12-30

How to Cite

Organizational Culture, Leadership and Performance in Nigeria: Moderating Effect of Ethical Decision Making. (2013). International Academic Research Journal of Business and Management, 2(7), 1-09. https://www.acrpub.com/index.php/iarjbm/article/view/120

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