| 英文摘要 |
Purpose–This study aimed to investigate how social media communication affects individual performance by influencing members’interactions from a transparency perspective. Design/methodology/approach–We distributed our online questionnaires through multiple social media channels with hyperlinks or QR codes. The survey was conducted over one week, and a total of 383 valid responses were received. Findings–Perceived organizational prestige affects internal transparency and members’individual performance through their interactive affection and social media’s positive role in the relationship between members’interactive affection and internal transparency. Research limitations/implications–Further research could test and expand the model in different geographical regions and explore organizational types in greater detail. Research on a particular platform could also be considered. Practical implications/Social implications–Managers could use this insight to enhance their organizations’reputations by utilizing social media platforms to communicate and establish credibility. Originality/value–While scholars have studied social media communication and transparency, little attention has been given to the effects of transparency and social media on organizational members. |