英文摘要 |
A person’s emotions not only affect their own body and mind, but also affect others intentionally or unintentionally. Whilst this situation occurs in a workplace, emotions are unavoidably influenced. At times, negative emotions are even, for no reason, vented on customers whom people offer service to. In this study, “Emotional Blackmail” was divided into “positive type” and “negative type.” The focus of this study is to discuss people suffer from the emotional blackmail from others, whether those vent the pressure resulting from the emotional blackmail to their customers, which gives rise to service sabotage behavior of first-line staff. Additionally, this study was conducted with web-based questionnaires as well as paper-based questionnaires to test the relationship between emotional blackmail and service sabotage behavior of first-line staff. In addition, 284 questionnaires were returned. We exercised regression analysis to research into the relationship between emotional blackmail and service sabotage behavior of first-line staff. Furthermore, with the regression analysis, its effect on whether to generate interference on personality traits can also be shown. Above all, the result suggests that emotional blackmail and personality traits both do affect service sabotage behavior of first-line staff, and the impact of the negative emotional blackmail is greater. This study will look into the research result and then make suggestions. |