Influência dos sistemas de controle gerencial e da criatividade sobre o desempenho no trabalho

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Itzhak David Simão Kaveski
Ilse Maria Beuren

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Este estudo analisa a influência dos sistemas de controle gerencial (SCG) sobre o desempenho no trabalho, mediada pela criatividade individual. Foram consideradas as quatro alavancas de controle do modelo de Simons (1995): sistemas de crenças, sistemas de limites, sistemas de controle interativo e sistemas de controle diagnóstico. Uma pesquisa de levantamento foi realizada com empresas industriais consideradas inovadoras no Brasil, e obteve-se um retorno de 126 respostas válidas. Os resultados da modelagem de equações estruturais indicaram que há relações significativamente diferentes entre os SCG e a criatividade individual: algumas influenciam positivamente os sistemas de crenças e os sistemas de controle interativo; enquanto outras influenciam negativamente os sistemas de controle diagnóstico. Averiguou-se ainda que os sistemas de crenças influenciam de forma positiva o desempenho no trabalho, mediados de forma parcial pela criatividade individual. Estes resultados denotam a importância dos SCG para estimular a criatividade individual dos gestores, para auxiliar na realização das tarefas na organização e, consequentemente, aumentar o desempenho no trabalho. Conclui-se que os sistemas de crenças, os sistemas de controle interativo e os sistemas de controle diagnóstico influenciam na criatividade individual, tal como a criatividade influencia no desempenho no trabalho. Por fim, considera-se que a não significância da relação entre sistemas de limites e criatividade individual instiga novas pesquisas.

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Kaveski, I. D. S., & Beuren, I. M. (2020). Influência dos sistemas de controle gerencial e da criatividade sobre o desempenho no trabalho. Cadernos EBAPE.BR, 18(3), 543–556. https://doi.org/10.1590/1679-395120190024
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