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Vega, M., (2020). Relationship between Absorptive Capacity, Learning Motivation, Knowledge Acquisition, Labor Autonomy and Social Skills in the Transfer of Knowledge of in-service Training Students [Maastricht School of Management]. https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3406308
Vega, M., Relationship between Absorptive Capacity, Learning Motivation, Knowledge Acquisition, Labor Autonomy and Social Skills in the Transfer of Knowledge of in-service Training Students []. NL: Maastricht School of Management; 2020. https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3406308
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title = "Relationship between Absorptive Capacity, Learning Motivation, Knowledge Acquisition, Labor Autonomy and Social Skills in the Transfer of Knowledge of in-service Training Students",
author = "Vega Chica, Mayra Liuviana",
publisher = "Maastricht School of Management",
year = "2020"
}
This study aims to analyze the transfer of knowledge under the strategy of customization that involves the participation of in-service training students from universities to the business sector considering the technological intervention given the need to implement the modality of teleworking. The in-service training students refer to the part-time students at the university and at the same time they work in the industry (Tho, 2017). Thus, the process of knowledge transfer involves three parts: (a) in-service training students, who work full-time and study part-time, as the channel for knowledge transfer, (b) universities as the source of knowledge, and (c) business organizations as recipients. It is considered important to take service training students as the unit of analysis because, for the purposes of this study, they are the holders of the knowledge to be transferred (Lee & Jung, 2018). For this purpose, a model is proposed where the absorptive capacity and the learning motivation are considered as antecedents of the acquisition of knowledge and this, in turn, impacts directly on the transfer of such knowledge. This model is based on the theories of human resources management, specifically on the conceptual model AMO (Chang et al., 2012), which describes the ability-motivation-opportunity as essential components for the performance of the collaborators.
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