THAT'S NOT MY JOB: DEVELOPING FLEXIBLE EMPLOYEE WORK.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 August 1997
Sharon K. Parker, Toby D. Wall, Paul R. Jackson
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It is widely argued that modern manufacturing settings require employees to adopt a customer-focused strategic orientation and a broad and proactive role orientation. Yet empirical investigation of...
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