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2001
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-65552001000100009
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Reação cultural à aquisição: estudo do caso Santander/Noroeste

Abstract: No presente estudo nos propomos analisar aspectos culturais como fatores de aceitação ou resistência ao processo de aquisição do Banco Noroeste pelo Banco Santander. Os dados foram coletados junto a dois grupos de funcionários (administrativo, com funções rotineiras e operacional, com cargos de direção) de uma agência específica daquela organização. Em termos dos aspectos culturais, a ênfase recaiu sobre crenças e valores compartilhados naqueles grupos, identificados por meio de entrevistas semi-estruturadas, … Show more

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“…The same institutional theory also suggests that the absence of an obvious relationship between environmentally prescribed practices and operational efficiency should create a circumstance of disconnection between the apparent, symbolic dimension and the concrete, operational dimension of organizational structures and processes (mainly in Meyer & Rowan, 1977). This is not what we see, however, because alongside the formal structures, or in addition to them, actual control practices based on stress are being used -sometimes without the resource of the symbolic dimension, or by trying to disguise this dimension -with the clear idea of obtaining efficiency and greater productivity (see, for example, Crubellate, 2003;Rossini, Crubellate, & Mendes, 2001).…”
Section: The Institutionalization Of Organizational Processes: the MImentioning
confidence: 84%
“…The same institutional theory also suggests that the absence of an obvious relationship between environmentally prescribed practices and operational efficiency should create a circumstance of disconnection between the apparent, symbolic dimension and the concrete, operational dimension of organizational structures and processes (mainly in Meyer & Rowan, 1977). This is not what we see, however, because alongside the formal structures, or in addition to them, actual control practices based on stress are being used -sometimes without the resource of the symbolic dimension, or by trying to disguise this dimension -with the clear idea of obtaining efficiency and greater productivity (see, for example, Crubellate, 2003;Rossini, Crubellate, & Mendes, 2001).…”
Section: The Institutionalization Of Organizational Processes: the MImentioning
confidence: 84%