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論文名稱 探討情緒勞動與團隊韌性對於軟體開發敏捷性的影響: 團隊領導者的情緒智商之調節作用
(The Effects of Emotion Labor and Team Resilience of Software Project Teams on Software Development Agility: The Moderating Role of Team Leader’s Emotional Intelligence)
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摘要(中) 軟體開發敏捷性的概念已被提議作為提高軟體開發團隊接受和回應不斷變化
需求能力的解決方法。在追求快速、高靈活性的軟體開發環境中,團隊常面臨需求
變更的挑戰必須要快速回應市場變化。然而,在時間和預算壓力下,需求變更更加
侵犯了工作者的情緒健康與團隊士氣,因此軟體開發者需要進行情緒勞動以應對這
些挑戰。然而,目前的文獻對於情緒勞動中表層行為與深層行為如何影響團隊韌性、
團隊韌性對軟體開發敏捷性之關係相對匱乏。因此,本研究基於情緒感染理論,探
討情緒勞動對團隊韌性的影響。此外,團隊可以藉由領導者的情緒智商影響情緒和
團隊韌性,透過情緒調節以多元且高效率來應對客戶需求的變化。
綜合前述,基於情緒感染理論建構研究模型,本研究欲深入探討情緒勞動、
團隊韌性對軟體開發敏捷性的影響,並透過領導者的情緒智商調節之間的關係。本
研究採用問卷調查法收集樣本,共回收119份軟體開發團隊的有效配對問卷,以偏
最小平方法對資料做分析同時檢視假說。根據研究結果顯示,情緒勞動中的深層行
為與團隊韌性呈正向關係;團隊韌性與軟體開發敏捷性之回應廣泛性與回應效率呈
正向關係;團隊領導者情緒智商正向調節深層行為與團隊韌性。此外,本研究亦針
對不顯著的假說做進一步的解釋,也為情緒勞動理論與軟體開發敏捷性提出理論和
實務意涵,並提出研究限制與未來研究方向。
摘要(英) The concept of software development agility has been proposed as a solution to
enhance the ability of software development teams to accept and respond to constantly
requirement changes. In a fast-paced and highly flexible software development
environment, teams often encounter the challenge of having to rapidly respond to market
changes. However, when time and budget constraints apply, changes in requirements can
affect the emotional well-being and morale of team members, who must perform emotional
labor to cope with this challenge. Few studies have explored how surface acting and deep
acting in emotional labor affect team resilience and how team resilience relates to software
development agility. Therefore, on the basis of emotional contagion theory, this study
explores the effect of emotional labor on team resilience. Additionally, how the emotional
intelligence of team leaders can influence emotions and team resilience is examined, with
insights obtained into how teams can efficiently respond to changing and diverse customer
needs through efficient emotional regulation.
This study constructs a research model based on emotional contagion theory and
extensively explores the effects of emotional labor and team resilience on software
development agility, with the emotional intelligence of team leaders as a moderator. A
questionnaire survey method is employed to collect samples, and 119 valid paired
questionnaire responses are obtained from members of software development teams. The
collected data are analyzed using the partial least squares method to test the proposed
hypotheses. The results of the study show that deep acting in emotional labor is positively
related to team resilience. The results reveal that deep acting in emotional labor is
positively correlated with team resilience and that team resilience is positively correlated
with the responsiveness and efficiency dimensions of software development agility.
Additionally, the emotional intelligence of team leaders is revealed to positively moderate
the relationship between deep acting and team resilience. The study also provides
explanations for hypotheses that yielded nonsignificant results and presents theoretical and
practical implications for emotional labor theory and the software development agility
concept. The study’s limitations and directions for future research are also discussed.
關鍵字(中) ★ 軟體開發敏捷性
★ 需求變更
★ 情緒勞動
★ 團隊韌性
★ 團隊領導者情緒智商
關鍵字(英) ★ Software Development Agility
★ Requirement Changes
★ Emotion Labor
★ Team Resilience
★ Team Leader’s Emotion Intelligence
論文目次 第一章 緒論 1
1-1. 研究背景與問題 1
1-2. 研究目的與方法 4
1-3. 研究範圍與假說 4
1-4. 研究架構 4
第二章 文獻探討 6
2-1. 軟體開發敏捷性 6
2-2. 情緒勞動 10
2-3. 團隊韌性 15
2-4. 團隊領導者情緒智商 18
第三章 研究模型與假說 20
3-1. 情緒勞動與團隊韌性 20
3-2. 團隊韌性與軟體開發敏捷性 21
3-3. 調節因子:團隊領導者的情緒智商 23
3-4. 控制變量:專案規模人數及專案時程 24
第四章 研究方法 27
4-1. 資料收集與樣本 27
4-2. 變數定義 28
4-3. 問卷設計 31
4-4. 資料分析方法 39
4-5. 樣本數需求分析 40
第五章 資料分析與結果 42
5-1. 樣本結構分析 42
5-2. 樣本特徵分析 42
5-3. 測量模型分析 46
5-4. 共同方法偏差分析 52
5-5. 結構模型分析 53
5-6. 調節效果分析 58
第六章 結果與討論 60
6-1. 研究結果 60
6-2. 理論貢獻 62
6-3. 實務意涵 64
6-4. 效度威脅 65
第七章 結論 66
7-1. 結論 66
7-2. 研究限制與未來發展 66
參考文獻 68
附錄一 問卷量表 87
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