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Reputation Before Identity? A Reputation-based Model of Organizational Identity Construction

This study addressed the general question of how existing reputations affect organizational identity construction, and specifically the way in which negative reputation referents impact the process. Examination of patterns of reputation incidents in a two-setting case study highlighted varying levels of impact and differences in responses, depending on the source of the reputation.