Organizational Trust, Risk and Creativity

  • Rodrigues A
  • Veloso A
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Abstract

The competitiveness has guided companies to an investment in creativity as a means of innovation. Organizational trust has a positive impact in organizations, leading to an increase in cooperation, creativity and innovation. We start with the question: can trust in leadership influence the behavior of employees to risk more new ideas? 244 employees of different functional area and levels of work seniority participated in this study. We detected that there is a positive relationship between trust and behavior to provided new ideas. Employees from non-productive areas have higher levels of trust in leadership and as such take more risks in creating new ideas, than direct employees. © FECAP.

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Rodrigues, A. F. C., & Veloso, A. L. de O. M. (2013). Organizational Trust, Risk and Creativity. Review of Business Management, 545–561. https://doi.org/10.7819/rbgn.v15i49.1334

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