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It theorizes and shows that organizational phenomena do not only result from intra-organizational factors, but also from the communal context outside the organization.
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Curriculum Education Ph. Serving employees in service organizations: Three competing models of organizational climate for employee well-being effects on organizational effectiveness Dipl. Keywords employee-customer linkages in services organizations human resources effectiveness organizational behavior 5 prejudice and discrimination in the workplace workforce diversity. Lucky, Competent, or Just a Cheat?
Cross-cultural management education rebooted: Creating positive value through scientific mindfulness. A review and synthesis.
Journal of Management , 43 , Effects of service climate perceptual congruence on service performance. Workshop on Strategic Renewal, Adaptation and Innovation.
Observer reactions to workplace mistreatment. Employment discrimination as unethical behavior. The Oxford Handbook of Workplace Discrimination. Gender Prototypes as Subtle Discrimination. Explaining and reducing employment discrimination against skilled immigrants. International Journal of Human Resource Management , 26 , A model of gender prejudice, power, and discrimination: How hierarchy-enhancing factors predominate over hierarchy-attenuating factors. Gender and social hierarchies: Perspectives from social psychology pp. Observing workplace incivility towards women: The roles of target reactions, actor motives, and actor-target relationships.
Sex Roles , 71 , Wiley Encyclopedia of Management Vol. Gender ingroup projection and the evaluative connotation of leader prototypes. Teaching evidence-based management with a focus on producing local evidence. Academy of Management Learning and Education , 13 , Wage cuts and managers' empathy: How a positive emotion can contribute to positive organizational ethics in difficult times. Journal of Business Ethics , , Towards a context-general category-based measure of the concept. Industrial and Organizational Psychology: Perspectives on Science and Practice , 6 , Why granting voice is not always positive.
Gender ingroup prototypicality and manager prototypes. How women and men project their gender prototypes on leader prototypes. Why Women Rarely Rise to the Top: Ethical Decision Making in Organizations: The Role of Empathy.
Organizing through empathy pp. Ethical decision making in organizations: The role of empathy.
Annual Acadamy of Management Conference. Support for a demographically based selection method at University: The role of competition. Annual Academy of Management Conference. Research on intergroup conflict: Implications for diversity management. Handbook of research in international human resource management 2nd ed. The effects of safety climate and trust on job satisfaction. Looking for Validity or Testing It?
Personality and Individual Differences , 50 , Maintaining but also changing hierarchies: What Social Dominance Theory has to say. Status in Management and Organizations pp. On definitions, neuroscience, and marshmallows. Perspectives on Science and Practice , 3 , Introduction to the special issue on employment discrimination against immigrants.
Journal of Managerial Psychology , 25 , The continuation of gender discrimination: Discrimination against qualified but not unqualified immigrants.
Die Theorie des aversiven Rassismus [The evaluation of the academic degrees of immigrants: The theory of aversive racism. Customer- and branch-level determinants of customer satisfaction: A cross level investigation.
Gender discrimination in the workplace: Le racisme moderne est-il vraiment une forme subtile de racisme? Blaming others for blatantly prejudicial behavior. A foundation for future themes in international business.
Our world is changing. Organizations evolve in a moving socio-political context so they must understand the impact and influence of this context on their own performance and competitiveness. However, organizations are also part of the global "system" and thus interact with their environment. These interactions require a real social and environmental responsibility. This responsibility leads companies to work in cooperation with stakeholders and society, interact with each other, or influence them in a common respect.
Each manager or project manager has his job transformed and gets new responsibilities. He must then develop specific skills to support these changes. The key-skills that have been identified in both Agile methods and standardization work on Social Responsibility propose to recover the sense of cooperation, collective work and sharing.
Innovation and creativity are also necessary to assure success in change management. Would competition become collaboration?
First International Conference of Project Management. ISO une norme hors norme? Green Project Management Association.