Interação trabalho e família: o enriquecimento como implicação da acumulação de papéis
Author(s) -
Kadma Lanúbia da Silva Maia,
Jomaria Matta Alloufa,
Richard Medeiros de Araújo
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
revista de gestão e secretariado (management and administrative professional review)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2178-9010
DOI - 10.7769/gesec.v6i2.425
Subject(s) - humanities , political science , philosophy
This article aims at understand up how the interaction can promote work-family enrichment in the roles developed by the Executive Secretaries of a public university. The approach used was the qualitative analysis research and data collection technique employed a semi-structured interview, applied to twenty executive secretaries, employed at the public universities. For the data interpretation, we used the technique of content analysis. The analytical results identified the existence of enrichment in this interaction. The learning opportunity to was mentioned as one of the most enriching element of the work, besides the family values as family enriching element. The family support and experience emerged as enrichment phenomena common to both domains. Regarding the implications of work-family interaction, the most perceived implications by respondents were: increased knowledge and skills, material and psychological benefits, improved quality of life and personal and professional fulfillment. The conclusion is that one should not emphasize the negative side of the work-family interaction if there are favorable resources to enrich this relationship. One should also value the positive side of the interaction to seek a balance between the demands of work and the ones of family is equally important, since the participation of Secretaries in family and work roles proved to be necessary and challenging and it can provide enrichment to the executive secretary roles in their work place
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