2009
DOI: 10.3166/rfg.192.95-111
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La culture d'entreprise. Source de pérennité ou source d'inertie ?

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“…This distinguishes it from the concept of identity, which is marked by individual and conscious dimensions." [11]. The elements of corporate culture are those that allow resolution of the company's problems.…”
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“…This distinguishes it from the concept of identity, which is marked by individual and conscious dimensions." [11]. The elements of corporate culture are those that allow resolution of the company's problems.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…Changing ways of acting or thinking in a company and its members consequently depends on the leaders' capacity to grant company members autonomy. It also depends on their aptitude for tolerating errors and for allowing time so that innovation and learning can be transmitted [11].…”
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“…Le management par les valeurs conduit dans des contextes participatifs peut constituer alors des opportunités, mais les valeurs peuvent également être perçues comme des objets complexes à gérer pour piloter le changement. Il s'agit ainsi de comprendre comment faire des valeurs managériales tout comme de la concertation un objet légitime de gestion (Godelier, 2009). Nous proposons au travers d'une recherche conduite au sein d'une ville de plus de 150 000 habitants, qui n'avait pas connu l'alternance politique depuis 102 ans, d'articuler concertation, changement et va-leurs managériales.…”
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“…For Godelier (2009), issuing the institutional policies and thinking of the company members poses the biggest challenge for leaders. In some organizations, increasing investment in the training of new recruits is mostly focused on learning specific values and representations.…”
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