An exploration of organizational assimilation among state-owned, private-owned, and foreign-invested enterprises in China
Zeng, C., Croucher, S. M., Kelly, S., & Chen, H. (2018). An exploration of organizational assimilation among state-owned, private-owned, and foreign-invested enterprises in China. Communication Research Reports, 35(1), 58-67. https://doi.org/10.1080/08824096.2017.1366304
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This study explores organizational assimilation in Chinese organizations. To reflect the Chinese context more accurately, the present study compared employees working in three different kinds of organizations: state-owned enterprises (SOEs), private-owned enterprises (POEs), and foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs). Data collected from 220 full-time employees were analyzed using multiple regression analysis. Regression analyses demonstrated that employees’ level of organizational assimilation was significantly influenced by organizational type: Employees in SOEs reported the highest level and employees in FIEs reported the lowest level of organizational assimilation.
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