Newcomer and Organizational Socialization Tactics: An Interactionist Perspective
Human Resource Management ReviewPublished 1 December 2000
Andrea Griffin, Adrienne Colella, Srikanth Goparaju
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Abstract
During the past 15 years, organizational socialization research has focused on two issues. The first is the need for researchers to take an interactionist perspective on the process. The second has been both a conceptual and empirical concern with the pro-active socialization techniques employed by newcomers. The present article takes an interactionist perspective by presenting a model and propositions of how organization socialization tactics impact on and interact with newcomer pro-active socialization tactics to influence socialization outcomes.
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