| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to respond to the existing research gaps related to perceived invisible work and to attempt to clarify the definition of perceived invisible work in order to develop a theoretical model of perceived invisible work. Using the critical incident technique, we collected incidents of perceived invisible work from real workers across industries to build a preliminary model of perceived invisible work. A total of 227 online questionnaires were distributed in this study, and the number of valid cases was 399. After the content analysis conducted by the expert group, the results showed that perceived invisible work is characterized by“stigmatization”and“status value”. The cores correspond to the four conceptual dimensions of perceived invisible work proposed in this study, namely,“total repudiation”,“turning a blind eye”,“effort without success”, and“forced to be helpless”. Finally, this study provides a theoretical framework model of perceived invisible work, appropriate interventions for practical managers, and research recommendations for future scholars. |