2015
DOI: 10.4000/communicationorganisation.4958
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Utopie de la communication interne : vers une « maïeutique managériale de la confiance » dans l’organisation vertueuse

Abstract: « Eh bien, n'as-tu pas entendu dire que je suis le fils d'une sage-femme, et que j'ai l'art d'accoucher les esprits, comme elle avait celui d'accoucher les femmes ? » Platon, Théétète Depuis plusieurs décennies, la confiance, qu'elle soit interpersonnelle, organisationnelle ou inter-organisationnelle, a fait l'objet de très nombreuses et grandissantes recherches, tant dans les sciences économiques, de gestion, que sociales ou de l'information et de la communication. Son importance pour la performance de l'orga… Show more

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“…If organisations do not use IC channels, employees tend to lose their trust in their organisation, and as a consequence of that, they start to care about their selfinterests and they become sceptical towards their organizations. They also tend to take less initiatives and stop engaging in their organisation's goals (Ely, 2015). That is why IC is considered to be an important tool for organisations to improve or restore their employees' trust (Quirke, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If organisations do not use IC channels, employees tend to lose their trust in their organisation, and as a consequence of that, they start to care about their selfinterests and they become sceptical towards their organizations. They also tend to take less initiatives and stop engaging in their organisation's goals (Ely, 2015). That is why IC is considered to be an important tool for organisations to improve or restore their employees' trust (Quirke, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%