Abstract

What are the key values that guide American managers—the organizational goals they pursue most vigorously? the kind of people they admire most as colleagues? the way they approach ethical dilemmas in the workplace? This article presents a current account of how a cross-section of managers and executives deal with values in the workplace.

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Publication Info

Year
1984
Type
article
Volume
26
Issue
3
Pages
202-216
Citations
295
Access
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Barry Z. Posner, Warren H. Schmidt (1984). Values and the American Manager: An Update. California Management Review , 26 (3) , 202-216. https://doi.org/10.2307/41165090

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10.2307/41165090