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Universitas Mulia
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Employee/Work Engagement and Organizational Performance: A Combined Bibliometric and Systematic Literature Review Maurits Sahata Sipayung; Gordius Ago
International Journal of Marketing & Human Resource Research Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): International Journal of Marketing & Human Resourches Research
Publisher : Training & Research Institute - Jeramba Ilmu Sukses

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47747/ijmhrr.v7i2.3434

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This paper examines the relationship between employee/work engagement (EE/WE) and organizational performance by combining bibliometric analysis and a systematic literature review (SLR). It aims to map the development of the literature, identify the main thematic structure of the field, and synthesize direct and supporting evidence linking EE/WE to organizational performance. Lens was used as the primary database, while Google Scholar via Publish or Perish served as a supplementary source. After deduplication and title–abstract screening, 266 records were retained for bibliometric mapping. From this corpus, 74 full-text articles were reviewed in detail and classified into 31 core studies, 26 supporting studies, and 17 non-core studies. The bibliometric results reported in this paper focus on publication trends, keyword co-occurrence and thematic evolution, and bibliographic coupling by source. The findings show that the literature has expanded markedly since 2022 and has increasingly shifted from a traditional organizational behavior orientation toward a more strategic and capability-based perspective. The systematic synthesis further indicates that EE/WE is generally associated with stronger organizational outcomes across sectors, although the evidence is stronger for non-financial and multidimensional organizational performance than for purely financial performance. The review also suggests that the engagement–performance relationship frequently operates through indirect pathways such as job satisfaction, commitment, resilience, customer-oriented behavior, and HRM-related processes. Overall, EE/WE emerges as a strategic organizational resource, while the literature still requires more longitudinal, multi-source, organization-level, and financially focused studies
Co-Authors Maurit Sipayung