This case-study research investigated how newly hired engineers at a large manufacturing company learned what they were expected to do during their first year on the job, as well as how they were expected to do their work and why it was done that way (the social norms of the organization). Two major findings challenge and extend the traditional views of organizational socialization
Purpose – This study aims to improve the understanding of the learning and development that occurs ...
As new employees come into their new workplaces, they engage in behaviors that make it easy for them...
The aim of the study was to analyze mentor‘s role in new employee socialization. 373 newcomers and 5...
Newly-hired engineers often counter feelings of uncertainty, confusion, shock and surprise in their ...
When an employee joins new workplaces, an introduction is made to get to know the new organization. ...
This article develops a framework for the examination of organizational newcomer socialization, in l...
Despite the long history of apprenticeship in engineering (Wilson, 1965), little is understood about...
One challenge of online groups is helping new members adjust to their environment. This adjustment p...
Organizations are transforming at rapid rates due to the continuous introduction of new technology. ...
This qualitative research study explored formal and informal socialization processes as tools of wor...
This study examines how new employees learn the culture of an organization. By following six new hir...
The lack of employable engineers makes it highly interesting to employ newly graduated engineers. Th...
Within the last decade, more organizations are utilizing a non-traditional workforce. Specifically, ...
A qualitative research conducted in the area of organizational socialization of newcomers. This a te...
This is the author's final and acceptet version, post refereeing, of the article. Publisher's versio...
Purpose – This study aims to improve the understanding of the learning and development that occurs ...
As new employees come into their new workplaces, they engage in behaviors that make it easy for them...
The aim of the study was to analyze mentor‘s role in new employee socialization. 373 newcomers and 5...
Newly-hired engineers often counter feelings of uncertainty, confusion, shock and surprise in their ...
When an employee joins new workplaces, an introduction is made to get to know the new organization. ...
This article develops a framework for the examination of organizational newcomer socialization, in l...
Despite the long history of apprenticeship in engineering (Wilson, 1965), little is understood about...
One challenge of online groups is helping new members adjust to their environment. This adjustment p...
Organizations are transforming at rapid rates due to the continuous introduction of new technology. ...
This qualitative research study explored formal and informal socialization processes as tools of wor...
This study examines how new employees learn the culture of an organization. By following six new hir...
The lack of employable engineers makes it highly interesting to employ newly graduated engineers. Th...
Within the last decade, more organizations are utilizing a non-traditional workforce. Specifically, ...
A qualitative research conducted in the area of organizational socialization of newcomers. This a te...
This is the author's final and acceptet version, post refereeing, of the article. Publisher's versio...
Purpose – This study aims to improve the understanding of the learning and development that occurs ...
As new employees come into their new workplaces, they engage in behaviors that make it easy for them...
The aim of the study was to analyze mentor‘s role in new employee socialization. 373 newcomers and 5...