DOI: 10.17771/pucrio.acad.23561
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Valoração Do Conhecimento Nas Organizações: Percepções Dos Indivíduos E Impactos Nas Práticas Organizacionais

Abstract: e ao apoio institucional do IAG Área de Desenvolvimento de Carreira. Um muitíssimo especial agradecimento a Renata Barbieri Coutinho e a Renata Machado Ribeiro Nunes. Obrigada pelas indicações profissionais e generosa atenção dada por vocês. A todos os 25 entrevistados, que cederam seu tempo, compartilharam comigo uma parte das suas vidas, enfrentaram perguntas difíceis e desconhecidas. Obrigada pela disponibilidade de vocês. À professora Sandra Regina, um especial muito obrigada por me proporcionar escrever o… Show more

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“…In short, phenomenography characteristics are: (a) it rejects the dualistic approach in which there is a separation between the subject and the phenomenon; (b) it has traditionally been part of the qualitative approach but can be used for generalisation (Feldon;Tofel-Grehl, 2018); (c) it investigates a related phenomenon under study (first-order indicates a researcher describing a phenomenon) from the point of view of those involved in the investigation (secondorder considers the individual's perception of the study); (d) it involves the different variations of a phenomenon and; (e) it attempts to identify the diversity of experiences and categorise them hierarchically, on a continuum, highlighting a certain pattern among the conceptions (Çekmez, Yildiz & Bütüner, 2012), resulting in a collective network regarding the phenomenon (Cherman & Rocha-Pinto, 2016). In the next section, we discuss the basic elements of phenomenography.…”
Section: Epistemological Positioning Of Phenomenographymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In short, phenomenography characteristics are: (a) it rejects the dualistic approach in which there is a separation between the subject and the phenomenon; (b) it has traditionally been part of the qualitative approach but can be used for generalisation (Feldon;Tofel-Grehl, 2018); (c) it investigates a related phenomenon under study (first-order indicates a researcher describing a phenomenon) from the point of view of those involved in the investigation (secondorder considers the individual's perception of the study); (d) it involves the different variations of a phenomenon and; (e) it attempts to identify the diversity of experiences and categorise them hierarchically, on a continuum, highlighting a certain pattern among the conceptions (Çekmez, Yildiz & Bütüner, 2012), resulting in a collective network regarding the phenomenon (Cherman & Rocha-Pinto, 2016). In the next section, we discuss the basic elements of phenomenography.…”
Section: Epistemological Positioning Of Phenomenographymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the strategic practices are the structural elements of practice during the process of a strategy that, in turn, creates strategic practices for its activity (Giddens, 1984;Jarzabkowski, 2003;Jarzabkowski, 2004;Whittington, 2001;Whittington, 2002;Seidl and Whittington, 2014;Bednarek et al, 2016;Cherman, 2016) the strategy-as-practice refers to the application and interpretation of these same practices.…”
Section: Figure 01: Conceptual Framework Of Analysis Of the Strategy-as-practicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strategic practices are so routine behaviors that are expressed by body and mental activity of people and analyzed in different ways, their way of thinking and use of their knowledge, their understanding and their emotional and motivational state (Jarzabkowski et al, 2007;Jarzabkowski and Kaplan, 2014;Cherman, 2016), i.e. the strategic practices related to habits, objects or social norms as defined models, methods, rules and routines.…”
Section: Figure 01: Conceptual Framework Of Analysis Of the Strategy-as-practicementioning
confidence: 99%