Commentary: The Role of Role Clarity Remains Unclear

Date01 September 2013
AuthorDan G. Blair
Published date01 September 2013
DOIhttp://doi.org/10.1111/puar.12122
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Dan G. Blair
National Academy of Public Administration
e Role of Role Clarity Remains Unclear
e Importance of Role Clarif‌i cation in
Workgroups: Ef‌f ects on Perceived Role Clarity,
Work Satisfaction, and Turnover Rates” by
Shahidul Hassan addresses a fundamental question of
public administration: does role clarif‌i cation “af‌f ect
perceived role clarity, work satisfaction, and turnover
rates in distinct of‌f‌i ces or workgroups in a govern-
ment agency”? In doing so, this article provides “a
set of testable hypotheses about how greater role
clarif‌i cation may be associated with increased work
Dan G. Blair was named president
and chief executive off‌i cer of the National
Academy of Public Administration in July
2011. He brings to the Academy more than
26 years of federal public service and is a
recognized expert and prominent leader in
public service management, having served
in top leadership positions in the executive
and legislative branches as well as the
regulatory sector. He received a bachelor’s
degree in journalism and a juris doctor from
the University of Missouri–Columbia.
E-mail: dblair@napawash.org
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