Role of Authentic Leadership in Organizational Socialization and Work Engagement among Workers

  • Calderon-Mafud J
  • Pando-Moreno M
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Abstract

This article presents an idea that aimed to show that the model of authentic leadership is characterized by the consciousness of itself, a moral internalized, transparency in relations and important levels of self-efficacy, could have rela- tions with Organizational Socialization and work engagement in workers. A literature review was made and discussed in a theoretical way the findings re- ported regarding the relations between the authentic leadership and the way to learn the culture, in addition to reviewing its impact in the work engage- ment. Findings of some studies indicate that the leadership could act as a me- diator significant and positive to learn the organizational culture and develop a state of engagement by improving productivity and job satisfaction.

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Calderon-Mafud, J. L., & Pando-Moreno, M. (2018). Role of Authentic Leadership in Organizational Socialization and Work Engagement among Workers. Psychology, 09(01), 46–62. https://doi.org/10.4236/psych.2018.91004

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