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In the era of digitalization that is growing continuously, sharing knowledge online is one of the keys to developing innovation. Companies must also compete in increasing competitiveness because competition is getting tougher, so companies need to find ways to make company activities more effective and efficient in increasing innovation. One way is to implement online knowledge sharing, this research provides important understanding in understanding the factors that influence online knowledge sharing behavior such as knowledge self-efficacy, extrinsic and intrinsic rewards. This study uses a minimum sample of 45 samples from PT XYZ employees, but all 50 employees are willing to fill out statements in the questionnaire provided, this research uses a quantitative approach with a comparative causal research method and data collection is carried out through a questionnaire with Likert scale measurements distributed via Google Form. Then the researcher also conducted data analysis techniques using 2 tests, namely the outer model test and also the inner model using SmartPls 3 software. The results of this study indicate that the extrinsic reward variable has a significant effect on online knowledge sharing behavior, which means that the company has succeeded in implementing extrinsic rewards for employees in the implementation of online knowledge sharing. However, the variables of knowledge self-efficacy, intrinsic reward do not have a significant effect, employees also do not have sufficient self-efficacy to carry out knowledge sharing and the level of self-efficacy of employees is also not high in general, and employees feel that intrinsic rewards are not enough to motivate them to do online knowledge sharing, intrinsic rewards given by superiors or coworkers are also still insufficient, and organizational innovation does not have a strong influence in moderating all existing variables.

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