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Purpose This study aims to explore the relationship between facilities managers’ human values, organizational pride and work outcomes, with the aim of discovering ways to boost their work outcomes. Design/methodology/approach A two-pronged research design comprising an online survey followed by in-depth interviews was adopted. Partial least square structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) was used to model the data. Findings All 18 human values and 7 organizational pride emotions are present to a significant extent in facilities managers. The PLS-SEM showed that human values positively affect work outcomes of facilities managers significantly. In addition, work outcomes are further boosted when organizational pride is present. Research limitations/implications The degree of human values that an individual possesses may not be easily measured using a five-point Likert scale as there might be social desirability bias. Practical implications The implication is that organizations should select and hire facilities managers with high human values and introduce programs and initiatives to improve facilities managers’ organizational pride as these lead to higher work outcomes. Some recommendations on how to achieve these are provided. Originality/value The findings extend existing knowledge by empirically showing the mediating influence of organizational pride on the relationship between human values and facilities managers’ work outcomes. When organizational pride is present, work outcomes of facilities managers is boosted.
Ling et al. (Fri,) studied this question.