INFLUÊNCIA DAS CARACTERÍSTICAS COERCITIVA E HABILITANTE DO ORÇAMENTO NO EMPODERAMENTO E NA CRIATIVIDADE
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https://doi.org/10.17524/repec.v14i4.2687Keywords:
Controle Coercitivo, Controle Habilitante, Utilidade do Orçamento, Empoderamento, CriatividadeAbstract
Resumo
Objetivo: Analisar a influência das características coercitiva e habilitante do orçamento no empoderamento e na criatividade dos gestores.
Método: Efetuou-se uma survey com 100 respostas válidas de gestores pertencentes a Associação das Empresas Brasileiras de Tecnologia da Informação – ASSESPRO. Os dados foram analisados a partir da modelagem de equações estruturais, com uso do Partial Least Squere (PLS).
Resultados: Os resultados sugerem que as características coercitivas do orçamento aumentam a criatividade dos gestores de empresas tecnológicas. De outro lado, percebeu-se que as influências das características habilitantes do orçamento na criatividade foram significativas e maiores do que das características coercitivas. Em relação ao teste de mediação, verificou-se que empoderamento não mediou a relação entre as caraterísticas coercitivas do orçamento (planejamento) e a criatividade, mas o empoderamento mediou parcialmente a relação entre as caraterísticas habilitantes do orçamento (diálogo) e a criatividade.
Contribuições: Esta investigação contribui ao campo teórico ao demonstrar que o orçamento empresarial oferece possibilidade de ser percebido de duas formas distintas, o que pode contribuir para o sentimento de empoderamento e a criatividade dos funcionários, facilitando o consumo de recursos de maneira sustentável e inovadora pelas iniciativas criativas dos funcionários.
Palavras-chave: Controle Coercitivo, Controle Habilitante, Utilidade do Orçamento. Empoderamento, Criatividade.
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