2018
DOI: 10.14392/asaa.2018110302
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Efeitos Da Participação Orçamentária Na Relação Entre Ambiguidade E Conflito De Papéis E O Desempenho Gerencial

Abstract: Resumo: Esta pesquisa objetiva avaliar os efeitos da participação orçamentária de gestores de organizações industriais brasileiras na relação entre ambiguidade e conflito de papéis e o desempenho gerencial. A pesquisa caracteriza-se como descritiva, sendo realizada por meio de levantamento de dados, com aplicação de questionário estruturado, operacionalizado por meio eletrônico. A abordagem dos dados deu-se de maneira quantitativa, utilizando-se métodos estatísticos para o seu desenvolvimento, como Análise Fat… Show more

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“…In summary, it can be seen that the participatory budget configuration has a direct and indirect influence on management performance, through the mobilization of cognitive and personal resources, determinants of action and human development at work, as demonstrated in the studies by Lunardi, Zonatto, and Nascimento (2020). Therefore, it appears that, under these conditions, the adoption of participatory budget management practices will produce positive effects on individuals at work (Jacomossi et al, 2018;Degenhart et al, 2019;Lunardi et al, 2020).…”
Section: Complementary Analysismentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…In summary, it can be seen that the participatory budget configuration has a direct and indirect influence on management performance, through the mobilization of cognitive and personal resources, determinants of action and human development at work, as demonstrated in the studies by Lunardi, Zonatto, and Nascimento (2020). Therefore, it appears that, under these conditions, the adoption of participatory budget management practices will produce positive effects on individuals at work (Jacomossi et al, 2018;Degenhart et al, 2019;Lunardi et al, 2020).…”
Section: Complementary Analysismentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Participation is defined when managers are involved in setting budgetary goals and objectives (Milani, 1975;Young, 1985;Shields & Shields, 1998;Subramaniam & Ashkanasy, 2001). Among the many reasons the literature lists for budgetary participation, the following stand out: the opportunity for information sharing (Kyj & Parker, 2008), motivation (Merchant, 2007;Kyj & Parker, 2008) and employee satisfaction (Kyj & Parker, 2008), organizational justice perception communication (Kyj & Parker, 2008), open communication and employee interaction (Lavarda & Almeida, 2013), increased positive attitudes (Merchant, 2007), and increased work performance (Argyris, 1952;Kenis, 1979;Mia, 1988;Nouri & Parker, 1998;Zonatto, 2014;Jacomossi et al, 2018;Degenhart et al, 2019;Lunardi et al, 2020).…”
Section: Budgetary Participation and Managerial Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The budget is an instrument commonly used for management control (Frezatti, 2009), due to its significant contribution to assess managerial performance and influence the attitudes and behaviors of individuals in the workplace (Covaleski, Evans III, Luft, & Shields, 2007), providing different reactions and human interactions (Milani, 1975), which may imply greater efforts to achieve budgetary goals (Jacomossi, Schlup, & Zonatto, 2018;Milani, 1975;Shields & Shields, 1998). Thus, the way to increase the effectiveness of the budget is to provide an increase in the budget participation of managers (Hassel & Cunningham, 1993).…”
Section: Introduction Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Participation in the budget process, given its ability to influence the cognition and motivation of subordinates (Chong, Eggleton, & Leong, 2005) and exercise an informational function in organizations (Maiga, 2005), can lead to a demeanor improvement in the labor area (Milani, 1975). Budget participation can be reflected on greater satisfaction with the activities and greater commitment to budget goals (Maiga, 2005), and a better performance (Derfuss, 2016;Jacomossi et al, 2018;Kren & Liao, 1988;Lunardi et al, 2020;Mia, 1988;Nouri & Parker, 1998;Shields & Shields, 1998).…”
Section: Introduction Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%