How does trust in teams, team identification, and organisational identification impact trust in organisations?

  • Dumitru C
  • Schoop M
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Abstract

This paper provides experimental evidence that visual representation of strategy and related concepts increases the probability of updating the cognitive frames of small entrepreneurs. An original strategy mapping technique and Osterwalder and Pigneur’s (2010) business model canvas were used to help 42 small entrepreneurs to critically review their current strategies and choices. A questionnaire about perceptions of the external environment and internal structure was submitted to the participants before and after the experiment. The same questionnaire was submitted twice to a matched control group of 50 SME entrepreneurs who were not involved in any activity. The results show that involvement in the visualization experiment significantly increased the probability of the participant changing perceptions on strategic issues, with a stronger impact for strategy mapping. The results are interpreted as indicative of a positive contribution of visual representation in strategy renewal.

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Dumitru, C. D., & Schoop, M. A. (2016). How does trust in teams, team identification, and organisational identification impact trust in organisations? International Journal Of Management and Applied Research, 3(2), 87–97. https://doi.org/10.18646/2056.32.16-007

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