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Title: | UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES OF E- LEADERSHIP: HOW TO LEAD PEOPLE AMID COVID-19 OUTBREAK IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE INDUSTRY: THAILAND |
Authors: | Patsorn, Srinithikosit |
Keywords: | Marketing and Management E-leaderahip Covid 19 Outbreak Food and Beverage Industry |
Issue Date: | 11-Sep-2021 |
Publisher: | Mahidol University |
Abstract: | In the digital era, there has been continuous digital technology development in Thailand especially during COVID -19 times. It’s undeniablethatinformationtechnologyhas played an important role and fundamentally changed how people work in almost every industry. Therefore, e- leadership could be identified as complex challenges for many organizations in Thailand. Sincemostofthefoodandbeverageindustriestendtorelymoreon traditional leadership. The researcher was then interested to explore the difficulties and learn how to lead people during crisis and social distancing.Thispaperusedthequalitativemethod by interviewing with leaders from 3 large food and beverage organizations in Thailand. An important finding in this paper isthatmanylargefoodandbeverageorganizationsinThailand were not ready to deal with this unexpected conditions and most of the leaders were unpreparedtothischangingworkenvironmentcontext.So,theroleofe-leadershipbecamethe challenges but needed for organizations to retain its performance. In addition, this paper will also discuss the recommendation that e- leaders would require for success including the technology that will further support the working condition. This paper concluded that e-leadership is required to keep the company running and will seize opportunities to build competitive advantage strategies in the future. |
Description: | 23 leaves |
URI: | https://archive.cm.mahidol.ac.th/handle/123456789/4181 |
Appears in Collections: | Thematic Paper |
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