2012
DOI: 10.1080/13678868.2012.722843
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Storymining: eliciting stories and mining their content for cultural levers

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“…Storymining “involves gathering stories and mining their content to ‘bring to the surface’ a deeper understanding of the adaptive and cultural aspects of the system. These aspects, or cultural levers, can then be used to inform action” (Joyner, 2012, p. 628). Although the value of narratives within HRD research was addressed more than 20 years ago by Rodgers (2001) who laid out narratives as important for explaining workplace scripts and power relationships, as well as empowering those who construct and tell stories, the potential of innovative methods like storymining are left unfulfilled.…”
Section: Pushing the Needle Even Furthermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Storymining “involves gathering stories and mining their content to ‘bring to the surface’ a deeper understanding of the adaptive and cultural aspects of the system. These aspects, or cultural levers, can then be used to inform action” (Joyner, 2012, p. 628). Although the value of narratives within HRD research was addressed more than 20 years ago by Rodgers (2001) who laid out narratives as important for explaining workplace scripts and power relationships, as well as empowering those who construct and tell stories, the potential of innovative methods like storymining are left unfulfilled.…”
Section: Pushing the Needle Even Furthermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, if we believe McGuire and Garavan’s (2013) contention that the development role of HRD has transformational potential, with effects beginning with individuals and reaching as far out as society—and that such development can empower individuals to expand perspectives, create conscious and unconscious learning and grow, support, and challenge an individual’s experiences—then we must ask, in what ways are we getting to a meaningful level of development? As Joyner (2012) pointed out, one role of HRD is to support individuals and organizations in moving toward some form of action, and stories are effective in this process. Likewise, Gubbins and Rousseau (2015) encouraged HRD researchers to work with practitioners to identify, and seek out ways to inform problems of practice.…”
Section: Implications and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Além disso, o storytelling oferece a oportunidade das pessoas participarem compartilhando suas perspectivas sobre a organização, permitindo que os membros articulem suas contribuições e experiências, aumentando a responsabilidade e interesse organizacional (CHEN, 2016). Joyner (2012) relata o uso desta ferramenta para codificar e transmitir informações importantes, para descrever experiências de trabalho, como um veículo para transmitir os valores chave, para apoiar a mudança, para inspirar a ação e construir sentido. A estratégia de disseminação desta abordagem pode ser livre ou restrita, onde na primeira os indivíduos são encorajados a contar suas próprias histórias e na segunda as histórias são colecionadas pela área responsável -na maioria das vezes o RH da empresa -para serem mapeadas e classificadas de acordo com (1) quando utilizar e (2) quem poderá utilizar (articulador).…”
Section: Características Das Narrativas E Seus Papéisunclassified