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The organization is but one frame of reference for understanding work behavior. Equally powerful but largely unexplored social forces in the workplace are groups sired by the perception of common task. After developing the concept of an occupational community as a framework for analyzing the phenomenological boundaries of work worlds, the authors show how research on occupational communities can broaden our knowledge of careers, control, conflict, and innovation, topics traditionally approached from an organizational perspective.
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Ebook · DTIC ADA122826: Occupational Communities: Culture and Control in Organizations · Defense Technical Information Center · Internet Archive
DTIC Archive · Van Maanen, John · ALFRED P SLOAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT CAMBRIDGE MA · *MANAGEMENT PLANNING AND CONTROL · *CAREERS · *OPERATIONS RESEARCH · *CULTURE · *INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY · NAVAL RESEARCH · CONFLICT