Organizational behavior in organization (Corvit)
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The document discusses Corvit Networks, a group of young, motivated individuals who are expected to make sincere efforts to create a healthy work environment. They require a code of conduct of integrity, respect, and responsibility that all workers must follow. The organization has mostly workers aged 25 to 30, with a few over 30 and a maximum age of 39. It also discusses Corvit's ethics of appreciating talented workers from different religions despite being Muslim. Additional topics covered include organizational culture dimensions, emotions affected by workplace events, problems Corvit faces like lack of communication and structure, and potential solutions such as streamlining management and giving employees a greater voice.
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· Based upon specific details in a colleague’s assessment, explain any additional insights about the influence of the size of the organization and/or the level within the organization from which the assessment was made. For example, how might the assessment change or differ if one is on the frontline versus upper management.
· Analyze the importance of leading from all levels of the organization in fostering a creative climate.
Template Responses to Your Colleagues
Comparison of Colleagues Assessment with Your Own
Additional Insights
Analysis of Leading from All levels
APA References
1st Colleague to respond to:
Description of the Organization
The selected organization is a large, global company with locations in over 14 countries. I currently work for the organization as a Marketing Manager and will be completing this assessment based on my experience in this role and access to varying levels of the organization.
Description of factors that Contribute to Creative Climate
Due to the size of the organization, there are varying levels of leadership and management. I have access to several, both in the America’s and globally due to the nature of our marketing department. I would say that the overall creative climate of our organization involves trust, openness and freedom. Of course, each department varies in creative climate due to the tasks at hand, however as an organization, the creative climate is very positive.
Speaking specifically about the marketing department in which I work, I would say that individual and teams have a positive creative climate and push the boundaries where necessary. For teams, its important to “Match the right people with the right assignments, so employees are stretched but not stretched too thin” (Amabile, 2000). Our organization does a great job at doing so and also in giving “freedom within the company’s goals” (Amabile, 2000). Although there are goals to meet, we can achieve them however we feel is best. Fresh ideas are encouraged and often help achieve new goals.
Areas that contribute to negative creative climate are often time and money. As an organization I think we can continually do better in creating realistic timelines. “Organizations routinely kill creativity with fake deadlines or impossibly tight ones. The former cr.
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2. Polyhydron manufactures hydraulic systems and components according to international standards. Mr. Hundre has created a successful and ethically managed organization through innovative human resources practices like empowerment, quality focus, and continuous improvement.
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- 15. Equity Theory / Organizational Injustice
- 16. Organizational Problem Solving Steps
- 17. They need to streamline their management process They should hire an operational manager to look after the overall process Establish a strategic management group that meets weekly to address business challenges, coordinate travel between facilities, and find common ground to build trust. Give employees, customers, and suppliers a voice and increase their ability to influence policy and procedures. Initiate an electronic comment box for employees, and implement surveys on customer service and supplier satisfaction