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The most important key of effective knowledge management is internal member in the organization to be willing to share individual knowledge to other people. Therefore, the knowledge sharing becomes studying one of the most important subjects in knowledge management. (Yang-Shun Xu, 2001). This research is designed to understand how High Performance Work System (HPWS) influences employees’ knowledge sharing behavior and organization innovation climate. Moreover, this study tries to examine if organization innovation climate mediate the positive relationship between high performance working system and
employee knowledge sharing behavior.
In this research, Taiwan IC design houses are taken as sampling main body. Two versions of questionnaires were used: a target-employee version and HR-employee version. The target employee was asked knowledge sharing behavior and the perceived organization innovation climate. The HR employee was asked the High performance working system. This research had sent 3150 questionnaires to 90 IC design house companies. There are 47 HR-employee version questionnaires for 27 IC design house companies and 467 target-employee version questionnaires. The percentage of valid respondents is 16.8%. After the works of recording and transforming survey data, we proceed statistical analysis, including factor, correlation and regression analysis. Research findings can be
summarized as follows,
First, the higher degree to adopt HR long-term development activities of High Performance Working System, the more likely the employees would increase their perceived organization innovation climate and knowledge sharing behavior. Second, the higher degree to adopt HR short-term focusing activities of High Performance Working System, the more likely the employees would decrease their perceived organization innovation climate and knowledge sharing behavior. Third, when the degree of employee perceived organization innovation climate increases, the degree of employee knowledge sharing behavior also can increase. Fourth, employees’ perceived organization innovation climate could fully or partially mediate the positive relationship between High Performance Working System and knowledge sharing behavior.
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