BASIC PROFILE

姓名
林玥岑
 
職稱
助理教授
 
 
校內分機
2637
 
 
研究室
60606
 
 
e-mail
claudia.ylin@saturn.yzu.edu.tw
>研究興趣RESEARCH AREA

- 組織學習與學習型組織文化

- 組織認同與變革管理

- 組織創新性氣候與績效
 
>學歷ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

美國明尼蘇達大學人力資源與工業關係碩士

美國明尼蘇達大學人力資源發展博士
 
>經歷EXPERIENCE

國立台灣大學工商心理學研究室研究員

元智大學企業管理系講師
 
>論文著述PUBLICATION (Click the title to open the list)

Lin, Y. Y. (2006). An examination of the relationships between organizational learning culture, structure, organizational innovativeness and effectiveness: Evidence from Taiwanese organizations. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Minnesota, September, 2006.

Lin, Y. Y., & Yang, B. (2006). An examination of the relationship between organizational learning culture and innovativeness. Academy of Human Resource Development, 2006 Conference Proceedings. Columbus, OH.

Lin, Y. Y. (2004). Organizational identity and its implication on planned organizational change. Academy of Human Resource Development, 2004 Conference Proceedings. Austin, Texas.

Cheng, B. S., & Lin, Y. Y. (2001). Employee categorization model of a Chinese leader: A scenario analysis. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Chinese Psychological Association,Chia-Yi, Taiwan.

Cheng, B. S., & Lin, Y. Y. (in press). Dragon Appearing in the Field: The Legend of the Semiconductor Industry in Taiwan. In Tsai, Soo-Hung & Cheng, Bor-Shiuan (Eds.), Silicone dragon (Chap. 1). UK: Edward Elgar.

Lin, Y. Y. (translator) (in press).Partner in the ‘Chip Gold Rush’: Applied Materials Taiwan. In Tsai, Soo-Hung & Cheng, Bor-Shiuan (Eds.), Silicone dragon (Chap. 7). UK: Edward Elgar

Lin, Y. Y. (2005). Sales effectiveness: Survey of research and model validation for Personnel Decisions International (PDI). Unpublished report prepared for Personnel Decisions International.

Lin, Y. Y. (2005). Sales effectiveness: Literature review for Personnel Decisions International (PDI). Unpublished report prepared for Personnel Decisions International.

Lin, Y. Y. (under revision). A conceptual framework of the relationship between organizational learning, innovativeness, and absorptive capacity.