The organizational charlatan scale: Developing an instrument to measure false performance.

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Title: The organizational charlatan scale: Developing an instrument to measure false performance.
Authors: Parnell, John A., Singer, Marc G.
Source: Journal of Management Development. 2001, Vol. 20 Issue 5, p441. 15p. 4 Charts.
Subject Terms: *Performance, *Behavior, Management
Abstract: Reports on the development of the organizational charlatan scale (OCS), which measures one's emphasis on behaviors associated with perceived performance levels at the expense of behaviors associated with actual performance levels. Relation of organizational charlatanism to impression management and ingratiation; Measurement properties of the OCS; Possible explanations for the correlation between management and technical evaluations.
Database: Education Research Complete
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Abstract:Reports on the development of the organizational charlatan scale (OCS), which measures one's emphasis on behaviors associated with perceived performance levels at the expense of behaviors associated with actual performance levels. Relation of organizational charlatanism to impression management and ingratiation; Measurement properties of the OCS; Possible explanations for the correlation between management and technical evaluations.
ISSN:02621711
DOI:10.1108/02621710110395426