Organizations and Project Management
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This document discusses key concepts related to organizations and project management, including: - Organizational structure and culture, and how they relate to relationships, roles, and communication within an organization. - Systems thinking and how analyzing a problem in terms of interacting components can help address organizational issues. - Different types of organizational structures like functional, project-based, and matrix structures. - Elements that shape organizational culture like symbols, language, behaviors, and underlying assumptions. - The importance of understanding stakeholders and leadership styles for effective project management.
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요거트는 우유만으로 만들어야하며,
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