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Shiva Nadavulakere

Saginaw Valley State University

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Scott L. Carmona College of Business

Department Management And Marketing

NoneShiva Nadavulakere is currently serving as a Department Management And Marketing faculty at Saginaw Valley State University.

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Saginaw Valley State University

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behavioral sciences management psychology interpersonal communication organizational behavior applied social psychology behavioral research human relations film criticism organizational psychology communication moral psychology context (linguistics) human behavior interpersonal relationships human resource management social relations speech communication psychological methods vocational behavior public performance performance art early childhood development early childhood child psychology applied developmental psychology documentary film applied psychology social context context analysis telecare supervision (telephony) contextual issues career concerns work-family interface mass gatherings event management reputation management event evaluation teacher preparation early education child care mass culture film studies film theory worker well-being emotional responses work attitudes leader bottom-line mentality unethical pro-leader behavior does context matter supportive work relationships subjective career success career enhancement strategies work meaninglessness bottom line mentality employee outcomes international film festivals event performance reputational resources childcare questionnaire arbiters of taste emotional labor relationship between calling

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Career Enhancement Strategies, Supportive Work Relationships and Subjective Career Success: The Moderating Role of Family–Work Conflict. Career Development International (2024)

managementcareer concernssupportive work relationshipsinterpersonal relationshipssociologywork-family interfacehuman resource managementsubjective career successsocial relationshuman relationscareer enhancement strategiesvocational behavior

Examining the Role of Emotional Labor in Mediating the Relationship Between Calling and Its Outcomes. Journal of Applied Business and Economics (2023)

affectsocial scienceshuman relationsbehavioral sciencesinterpersonal communicationorganizational psychologyworker well-beingorganizational behavioremotional selfregulationapplied psychologyapplied social psychologypsychologybehavioral researchsocial psychologyemotional responsesemotional laborrelationship between callingwork attitudesemotions

Supervisor's Bottom Line Mentality, Work Meaninglessness, and Employee Outcomes. Academy of Management Proceedings (2020)

Salar MesdaghiniaShiva NadavulakereAnushri Rawat

work meaninglessnessmanagementorganizational psychologybottom line mentalityorganizational behavioremployee outcomes

Why Moral Followers Quit: Examining the Role of Leader Bottom-Line Mentality and Unethical Pro-Leader Behavior. Journal of Business Ethics (2018)

Salar MesdaghiniaAnushri RawatShiva Nadavulakere

leader bottom-line mentalitymoral psychologyunethical pro-leader behaviorbehavioral sciences

Events as Arbiters of Taste: Creation of Cultural Hierarchies in National Cinema and the Role of International Film Festivals. Journal of Academy of Business and Economics (2017)

documentary filmmass culturecinemafilm studiesfilm criticismarbiters of tastepopular culturefilmculturecultural studiesfilm theoryvisual culturemedia studies

Calling in Teaching and Childcare Questionnaire. PsycTESTS Dataset (2015)

teacher preparationearly educationearly childhood developmentchild developmentchildcare questionnaireearly childhood educationearly childhoodeducationchild carechild psychologyteacher educationpediatricsapplied developmental psychologypreservice teacher education

Case Study. Advances in business strategy and competitive advantage book series (2015)

Examining the Outcomes of Having a Calling: Does Context Matter?. Journal of Business and Psychology (2014)

context (linguistics)social contextinterpersonal communicationcommunicationspeech communicationpsychological methodshuman behaviorapplied social psychologypsychologybehavioral researchcontext analysistelecaresupervision (telephony)contextual issuesdoes context matterbehavioral sciences

The Impact of Reputational Resources on Event Performance in International Film Festivals. American Journal of Management (2013)

international film festivalsmass communicationcinemamass gatheringsevent performancereputational resourcestheatreperformance studiesfilm criticismevent managementfilmfilm scorespublic performanceperformance artreputation managementevent evaluationmedia studies

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Shiva Nadavulakere

Saginaw Valley State University

Affiliations

Scott L. Carmona College of Business

Department Management And Marketing

NoneShiva Nadavulakere is currently serving as a Department Management And Marketing faculty at Saginaw Valley State University.

Honors

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Shiva Nadavulakere

Saginaw Valley State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Career Enhancement Strategies, Supportive Work Relationships and Subjective Career Success: The Moderating Role of Family–Work Conflict. Career Development International (2024)

Examining the Role of Emotional Labor in Mediating the Relationship Between Calling and Its Outcomes. Journal of Applied Business and Economics (2023)

Supervisor's Bottom Line Mentality, Work Meaninglessness, and Employee Outcomes. Academy of Management Proceedings (2020)

Salar MesdaghiniaShiva NadavulakereAnushri Rawat

work meaninglessnessmanagementorganizational psychologybottom line mentalityorganizational behavioremployee outcomes

Why Moral Followers Quit: Examining the Role of Leader Bottom-Line Mentality and Unethical Pro-Leader Behavior. Journal of Business Ethics (2018)

Salar MesdaghiniaAnushri RawatShiva Nadavulakere

leader bottom-line mentalitymoral psychologyunethical pro-leader behaviorbehavioral sciences

Events as Arbiters of Taste: Creation of Cultural Hierarchies in National Cinema and the Role of International Film Festivals. Journal of Academy of Business and Economics (2017)

documentary filmmass culturecinemafilm studiesfilm criticismarbiters of tastepopular culturefilmculturecultural studiesfilm theoryvisual culturemedia studies

Calling in Teaching and Childcare Questionnaire. PsycTESTS Dataset (2015)

Case Study. Advances in business strategy and competitive advantage book series (2015)

Examining the Outcomes of Having a Calling: Does Context Matter?. Journal of Business and Psychology (2014)

The Impact of Reputational Resources on Event Performance in International Film Festivals. American Journal of Management (2013)

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