英文摘要 |
The “SMEs’ Digital Clustering Program” has been an important program to assist the development of rural enterprises. However, few studies have explored the operation of industrial clusters from the perspective of Communities of Practice (CoPs). Using the three keys, including mutual engagement, joint enterprise and shared repertoire, proposed by Wenger (1998) as a theoretical framework, the researcher explored the professional development of business leaders within the context of industrial cluster. The focus of this research is on identifying the key factors that contribute to the professional development of the members in industrial clusters. The semi-structured interview method and focus group method were employed to collect data. The researchers visited 6 clusters in south-central Taiwan, each of which interviewed its leader and a senior member, bringing the total number of respondents to 12. This study reveals 6 factors that contribute to the professional development of the business leaders in the industry clusters, including intrinsic motivation, relationship strengthening, collaborative tasks, learning by doing, comparison and reflection, and organizational routines. These 6 factors such as the above bring about with each other and are embedded in the organization’s routines, so that they can continually provide the business leaders with opportunities for professional development.
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