College of Management, Mahidol University
Faculty Profile

Biography

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Parisa Rungruang holds a Ph.D. in Human Resource Management from Monash University and an MBA from the University of Birmingham. Her research interests center on human resource management and organizational behavior. Dr. Rungruang teaches courses in Contemporary Management and Business Research. Committed to bridging theory and practices, she actively collaborats with industry partners to design and deliver executive training programs and provide strategic consulting services.

Research Outputs

2026
Ramdeja, K., & Rungruang, P.. (2026). Engagement, Citizenship Behavior, Burnout, and Intention to Quit: Mechanisms Fostering Sustainable Well-Being and Driving Retention Among Thai Frontline Bank Employees. Sustainability , 18 (1) , Art. No.107 .
2025
Rungruang, P.. (2025). Leadership Beyond Borders: Research Frontiers in Culture, Inclusion and Collaboration. [Conference Paper].
2024
Peng, T. L., Onn, C. Y., Seng, Y. C., Lung, C. K., Rungruang, P., & Zhen, L.. (2024). How ethnic dissimilarity influences perceived organizational support and organizational citizenship behaviors?. Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences , 40 (3) , 702–718 .
Tan, L. P., Choe, K. L., Choong, Y. O., Ng, Y. K., Rungruang, P., & Li, Z.. (2024). How felt obligation and organization engagement mediate the relationship between perceived organizational support and work life balance amid COVID-19 pandemic: empirical evidence from emerging countries. Current Psychology , 43 (19) , 17866–17878 .
M., S., & Rungruang, P.. (2024). Mapping the knowledge base and theoretical evolution of workplace conflict outcomes: A bibliometrics and qualitative review, 1972-2022. International Journal of Conflict Management , 35 (2) , 360–386 .
2023
Su, M., & Rungruang, P.. (2023). A Review of Theoretical Perspectives on Team Conflict Effects. [Conference Paper].
2022
Boonbumroongsuk, B., & Rungruang, P.. (2022). Employee perception of talent management practices and turnover intentions: a multiple mediator model. Employee Relations , 44 (2) , 461–476 .
2021
Jabutay, F. A., & Rungruang, P.. (2021). Turnover intent of new workers: social exchange perspectives. Asia-Pacific Journal of Business Administration , 13 (1) , 60–79 .
2019
Tan, L. P., Seng, Y. C., Choong, Y. O., Choe, K. L., Rungruang, P., & Z., L.. (2019). Ethical leadership, perceived organizational support and citizenship behaviors: The moderating role of ethnic dissimilarity. Leadership and Organization Development Journal , 40 (8) , 877–897 . https://doi.org/10.1108/lodj-04-2019-0160
Kainzbauer, A., & Rungruang, P.. (2019). Science Mapping the Knowledge Base on Sustainable Human Resource Management, 1982-2019. Sustainability (Switzerland) , 11 (14) , Article number 3938 . https://doi.org/10.3390/su11143938
Kunte, M., & Rungruang, P.. (2019). Test of the job demand resources model in Thailand. International Journal of Organization Theory and Behavior , 22 (1) , 2–21 . https://doi.org/10.1108/ijotb-03-2018-0036
Rungruang, P.. (2019). Factors affecting turnover intention of temporary employees of an airline company. [Conference Paper].
2018
2017
A., B., & Rungruang, P.. (2017). The Sharing Economy: A Case Study of Airbnb Thailand. [Conference Paper].
2016
P., P., & Rungruang, P.. (2016). An Exploratory Study of Factors Influencing Performance of Hotel Employees in Thailand. [Conference Paper].
Rungruang, P., & Ractham, V.. (2016). Siam Cement Group as a sustainable enterprise. [Book Chapter].
2015
Sirisomboon, L., Otakanon, B., Rungruang, P., & Petison, P.. (2015). เทคโนโลยีการสื่อสารและการตลาด : ทัศนคติและพฤติกรรมของผู้บริโภคที่มีต่อ SMS โฆษณาประชาสัมพันธ์. [Conference Paper].
Wangchuk, T., & Rungruang, P.. (2015). Determinants of turnover intentions of employees in the Anti-Corruption Commission of Bhutan. Organisational Studies and Innovation Review , 1 (1) , 10–23 .
Wangchuk, T., & Rungruang, P.. (2015). Determinants of turnover intention of employees in the Ani-Corruption Commission of Brutan. [Conference Paper].
K., T., Rungruang, P., & Petison, P.. (2015). Jeans never die: Why Thai people buy them. [Conference Paper].