Abstract

Academic institutions and companies generally consider HRD competency to be an essential indicator of whether HR can play its role effectively and has a close relationship with organizational performance. Based on this, this paper explores the impact of HRD competency on the performance of exponential organizations. The relationship between HRD competency and exponential organization performance was examined using structural equation modeling with five scales to evaluate 570 HRDs in exponential organizations: competency, organizational identity, self-efficacy, organizational politics perception, and exponential organization performance. Our findings suggest that HRD competency influences exponential organizational performance and that organizational identity and self-efficacy play continuous mediating roles. In addition, organizational politics negatively moderates the relationship between HRD competency and organizational identity. Our findings enrich and extend the research on the impact of HRD competency on the performance of exponential organizations and provide a theoretical basis and empirical support to understand and help organizations with their strategic decisions.

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