he metaphor of iceber illustrate very well the difference between both philosophies. In case of perfoming a research on a company culture, a positivist (“resources” researcher”) will aim to understant the visible part of the iceber, which corresponds with goal technology, structure, policies and proceedures, products/services and financial resources, among other, or what is called formal aspects of the organization. By contrast, a interpretativist (“feeling” researcher) will aim to undertand such questions as beliefs, attitudes and values, among others, or what is called “informal aspects of the organization.
Within this post it would be easy to fall into the trap of thinking that one research philosophy is “better” than another. This would miss the point. They are “better” at doing different things. When doing a research on labour satisfaction, adopting both philosophies is as possible as applying, provided that you own enough resources and skills, both a survey and in-dept interviews. For example, taking advantage of the information obtain by mean the in-depth interviews you will be able to formulate more focused questions and obtain more specific data. Coming back o our previous example, once you know that the satisfaction depends not only in salary but also in expectation and in oing interesting task, your survey questionaire could include apart from the general question on satisfaction, another kind of question as: “how satisfied are you in terms of personal development”, “…and in terms of salary…”
Finally, after reading this post you still think that choosing between one position and other is somewhat urealistic in practice, perhaps you should consider read this other post on pragmatism.
he metaphor of iceber illustrate very well the difference between both philosophies. In case of perfoming a research on a company culture, a positivist (“resources” researcher”) will aim to understant the visible part of the iceber, which corresponds with goal technology, structure, policies and proceedures, products/services and financial resources, among other, or what is called formal aspects of the organization. By contrast, a interpretativist (“feeling” researcher) will aim to undertand such questions as beliefs, attitudes and values, among others, or what is called “informal aspects of the organization.
Within this post it would be easy to fall into the trap of thinking that one research philosophy is “better” than another.นี้จะพลาดจุด พวกเขาจะ " ดีกว่า " ทำในสิ่งที่แตกต่าง เมื่อทำวิจัยเกี่ยวกับความพึงพอใจของแรงงาน ทั้งปรัชญา คือใช้เท่าที่ใช้ ให้คุณเป็นเจ้าของทรัพยากรที่เพียงพอและทักษะ ทั้งการสำรวจและการสัมภาษณ์เจาะลึก . ตัวอย่างเช่น taking advantage of the information obtain by mean the in-depth interviews you will be able to formulate more focused questions and obtain more specific data. Coming back o our previous example, once you know that the satisfaction depends not only in salary but also in expectation and in oing interesting task,แบบสำรวจของคุณสามารถรวมนอกเหนือจากคำถามทั่วไปเกี่ยวกับความพึงพอใจ อีกประเภทของคำถามเช่น : " ว่า ท่านมีความพอใจในแง่ของการพัฒนาส่วนบุคคล " , " . . . . . . . และในแง่ของเงินเดือน . . . . . . . "
ในที่สุด หลังจากได้อ่านกระทู้นี้ คุณยังคิดว่าการเลือกระหว่างหนึ่งและตำแหน่งอื่น ๆค่อนข้าง urealistic ในทางปฏิบัติ perhaps you should consider read this other post on pragmatism.
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