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This document discusses organizational culture, including its definition, primary features, levels, and types. It outlines the importance of workplace culture in effective onboarding, engagement, and productivity. The document provides steps for creating a positive culture, such as establishing trust, defining goals, and recognizing employees. It also discusses keeping culture alive through selection, socialization, and leadership. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of culture for an organization's success. The document uses Google as a case study and includes content about culture concepts.
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- 1. J001 Ekansh Agarwal J022 Neer Jain J034 Aakash Menon J053 Dipankar Sharma J054 Mitanshu Sharma ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
- 2. Content ABOUT CULTURE CONCEPT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE PRIMARY FEATURES OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE LEVELS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE IMPORTANCE OF WORKPLACE CULTURE CREATION OF POSITIVE CULTURE KEEPING THE CULTURE ALIVE CASE STUDY:GOOGLE CONCLUSION
- 3. A set of shared VALUES, UNDERSTANDINGS, ASSUMPTIONS, and GOALS that are learned from earlier generation, imposed by present members of a society and passed on to succeeding generators. ABOUT Culture
- 4. Concept of Organizational Culture The organizational culture of a company constitutes a number of different values and attitudes that dictate the way people working for that company, act and think and serves as an important tool in promoting unity and teamwork,"
- 5. INNOVATIVE STABLE AGGRESIVE PEOPLE ORIENTED OUTCOME ORIENTED TEAM ORIENTED DETAIL ORIENTED Primary features of Organizational culture
- 6. VALUES AND BELIEFS ASSUMPTIONS LOWEST LEVEL SECOND LEVEL LEVELS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE THIIRD LEVEL ARTIFACTS
- 7. TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ADHOCRACY HIERARCHY CLAN ROBERT E.QUINN MARKET
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- 10. KEEPING THE CU LTU RE ALIVE SELECTION 1 ACTIONS OF TOP MANAGEMENT 2 SOCIALISATION 3
- 11. CASE STUDY: G OOG LE Are You Ready?
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