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Presents findings of empirical research in Greek public,quasipublic, and private organizations. Results show that commitment ofmanagers decreases as we progress along a continuum from private towardspubliclyowned organizations managers report the existence of a gapbetween the perceived and the desired organizational culture of theirfirm, and this culture gap tends to increase as we movefrom the private towards the public sector organizational commitmentappears to be influenced negatively by the culture gap, therefore thisgap offers a plausible explanation for the lower commitment in publicsector firms.
Journal of Managerial Psychology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jan 1, 1992
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