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2015
DOI: 10.13071/regec.2317-5087.2014.4.1.8017.91-115.
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Improvisação como competência cultural: uma autoetnografia da atividade gerencial no setor público

Abstract: Como a incerteza e a criatividade são inerentes à vida social, a capacidade de improvisar é fundamental para o êxito organizacional. Apesar de ter sido bem estudada no campo dos Estudos Organizacionais, a improvisação ainda é pouco conhecida do ponto de vista cultural. Por isso, esta pesquisa examina a dimensão cultural que fundamenta a consecução da improvisação como competência culturalmente relevante para a prática gerencial. Contrapondo a metáfora do jazz no contexto anglo-saxônico ao “jeitinho” no context… Show more

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“…However, creativity can also lead to immoral behaviors (Gino & Ariely, 2012), since in some cases improvised solutions are not necessarily in accordance with the organizational values and culture or with the guidelines and standards of conduct of the organization and even those that are socially accepted, for example. Although, in the popular perspective, improvisation has a pejorative character -usually associated with lack of planning or disorder - Santos and Davel (2015) realize that this cultural trait can generate quite satisfactory solution to survive in complex and turbulent contexts. In addition, it becomes a way to improve performance, as it has a direct influence on issues of learning (Flach, 2012), creativity (Cunha, 2005), structure and modeling (Hatch, 2002).…”
Section: Creativity and Improvisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, creativity can also lead to immoral behaviors (Gino & Ariely, 2012), since in some cases improvised solutions are not necessarily in accordance with the organizational values and culture or with the guidelines and standards of conduct of the organization and even those that are socially accepted, for example. Although, in the popular perspective, improvisation has a pejorative character -usually associated with lack of planning or disorder - Santos and Davel (2015) realize that this cultural trait can generate quite satisfactory solution to survive in complex and turbulent contexts. In addition, it becomes a way to improve performance, as it has a direct influence on issues of learning (Flach, 2012), creativity (Cunha, 2005), structure and modeling (Hatch, 2002).…”
Section: Creativity and Improvisationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The set of values and beliefs in groups are the foundations of their culture. Santos et Davel (2015) point to improvisation as a cultural factor that is present in the daily life due to the fact the current structures and norms are inadequate to the "imponderables of real life": improvisation can bring benefits to the organization; however, it should not become a general rule for organizational practices.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contudo, no Brasil, os estudos sobre o tema mantiveram-se principalmente no âmbito teórico, sendo escassos os relatos de pesquisadores que se aventuraram a uma investigação empírica. Aqueles que o fizeram, restringiram-se ao contexto organizacional tradicional (Flach, 2012;Santos, & Davel, 2015). Assim, torna-se relevante a investigação de como a improvisação ocorre em micro empreendimentos informais e como esse processo impacta a aprendizagem dos empreendedores, os quais, por vezes, confundem-se com a própria organização.…”
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