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Choi, Ok-Kyu; Cho, Erin
Computers in human behavior, February 2019, 2019-02-00, 20190201, Volume: 91Journal Article
This study investigates the mechanism by which trust is formed and affects collaboration in virtual teams. In so doing, we identify the judgement dimensions involved in determining interpersonal trustworthiness (i.e., ability, benevolence, integrity and goal congruence) and systems through which virtual interactions are organized and executed (i.e., system performance, system design, and system assurance). We also examine the way in which trust influences three distinct aspects of collaboration (i.e., cooperation, coordination, and knowledge sharing). Further, we investigate whether trust and collaboration would be affected by the culture of autonomy and task complexity. The proposed hypotheses were tested with data from 483 respondents collected in South Korea. The results find that coordination and cooperation enhance knowledge sharing and that trust is critical in determining all aspects of collaboration. We find that ability, integrity, and goal congruence as well as system performance and system design are significant in forming trust. The results also indicate that virtual teams with strong autonomy have greater trust and collaboration than those with weak autonomy. Virtual teams carrying out complex tasks exhibit higher trust and collaboration than those working on simple tasks. •Cooperation and coordination enhance knowledge sharing in virtual teams.•VTT enhances all three dimensions of collaboration.•VTT is determined by ability, integrity, and goal congruence of team members.•VTT is affected by system performance and system design.•Autonomy and task complexity affect the level of trust and collaboration.
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