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Usually in our culture organizational socialization involves one-way communication. boss new worker

What is the result of this one-way socialization? passivity powerlessness wait and see

Some dependency is necessary, but we tend to overdo it!

If we create too much dependency, we lose creative resources

alternative: create and examine an explicit contract between workers and organization.

This contract should: clarify work to be done method for feedback offer support forward communication

This class served to illustrate a two-way organizational communication socialization process.

honeymoon period.

Oganizations and employees resources vs. information more work vs. more meaning more meaningful work workers are expendable, temporary, often victims.