This document discusses organizational culture and behavior. It begins with an overview of organizational culture, describing how culture forms within organizations and its common characteristics. It then contrasts strong and weak cultures, and how cultures are transmitted to employees. The document outlines how cultures are kept alive within organizations through socialization processes and management practices. It concludes by discussing the functions and liabilities of organizational culture, and different options for socializing new employees into an organization's culture.
This document discusses organizational culture and behavior. It begins with definitions of organizational culture and institutionalization. It then contrasts strong versus weak cultures and describes how culture begins and is maintained within organizations. Key points made include that organizational culture conveys a sense of identity for members, facilitates commitment, and enhances stability. Culture can function as both an asset and liability for organizations. The document also examines socialization processes for new employees and different options for organizations.
1. Baker Hughes established an organizational ombuds office (OOO) in 2012 to provide employees a safe place to discuss concerns confidentially and evaluate options. Over 1000 employees have utilized the OOO.
2. The OOO supports Baker Hughes' corporate social responsibility objectives by considering employee needs and well-being. It demonstrates the company's values are not just philosophical but guide how employees work.
3. Unlike human resources which represents company interests, the ombuds ensures confidentiality and neutrality. The OOO helps embed CSR into the company's operations and competencies to boost outcomes like retention and engagement.
Consulting Firm X proposes assisting Apple with implementing a strategic international human resource management (SIHRM) plan to address ethical issues in its supply chain. The plan includes orientation, training, and change management for Apple's international staff focused on labor standards and ethics. The goal is to reduce unethical practices like underage workers and excessive hours. Consulting Firm X will provide education materials, measure HR effectiveness, and certify staff in global HR practices. Through SIHRM training over 6-12 months, the proposal aims to strengthen Apple's image and HR competencies while improving workers' lives.
The document discusses the Institute of Management Sciences (IM|Sciences) in Peshawar, Pakistan. It provides an overview of the school, including its core values, mission, vision, teaching departments, and environmental analysis using PEST and SWOT frameworks. The school aims to provide cutting-edge management education and ranks among the top business schools in Pakistan. It faces threats from competitors and changing external conditions but maintains strengths in its experienced faculty and research.
Organizational culture is defined as a system of shared meanings held by organizational members that distinguishes one organization from other organizations. A dominant culture expresses core values shared by most members, while subcultures exist within departments. Founders establish initial cultures by modeling behaviors and socializing new members. Stories, rituals, symbols and language help transmit culture over time through recruitment, training, and performance management. Ethical and customer-focused cultures require specific managerial practices like role modeling, communication, and rewarding desired behaviors. Spirituality in workplaces emphasizes purpose, development, trust and empowerment.
Organizational behaviour sampe by Global Assignment HelpAmelia Jones
Organizational behavior is important for everyone who is working in a Organization In this report, there will be a discussion on organizational structure and culture of ASDA PLC and British Airways. The impact of this on employee’s behavior will be studied in this. Different theories of organization as well as effectiveness of leadership styles will also be focused (Sevi, 2010). Here, importance of motivational theories and effective teamwork will be one of area to be studied.
This document summarizes key topics from Chapter 1 of the textbook "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management". It discusses how HRM operates in a global environment with different cultural values and business conditions. It also outlines how HRM has been impacted by technological advances, increasing workforce diversity, and the need for continuous improvement and employee empowerment programs. The changing labor market and economic conditions present ongoing challenges for HRM to address.
This document discusses organizational culture and behavior. It begins with definitions of organizational culture and institutionalization. It then contrasts strong versus weak cultures and describes how culture begins and is maintained within organizations. Key points made include that organizational culture conveys a sense of identity for members, facilitates commitment, and enhances stability. Culture can function as both an asset and liability for organizations. The document also examines socialization processes for new employees and different options for organizations.
1. Baker Hughes established an organizational ombuds office (OOO) in 2012 to provide employees a safe place to discuss concerns confidentially and evaluate options. Over 1000 employees have utilized the OOO.
2. The OOO supports Baker Hughes' corporate social responsibility objectives by considering employee needs and well-being. It demonstrates the company's values are not just philosophical but guide how employees work.
3. Unlike human resources which represents company interests, the ombuds ensures confidentiality and neutrality. The OOO helps embed CSR into the company's operations and competencies to boost outcomes like retention and engagement.
Consulting Firm X proposes assisting Apple with implementing a strategic international human resource management (SIHRM) plan to address ethical issues in its supply chain. The plan includes orientation, training, and change management for Apple's international staff focused on labor standards and ethics. The goal is to reduce unethical practices like underage workers and excessive hours. Consulting Firm X will provide education materials, measure HR effectiveness, and certify staff in global HR practices. Through SIHRM training over 6-12 months, the proposal aims to strengthen Apple's image and HR competencies while improving workers' lives.
The document discusses the Institute of Management Sciences (IM|Sciences) in Peshawar, Pakistan. It provides an overview of the school, including its core values, mission, vision, teaching departments, and environmental analysis using PEST and SWOT frameworks. The school aims to provide cutting-edge management education and ranks among the top business schools in Pakistan. It faces threats from competitors and changing external conditions but maintains strengths in its experienced faculty and research.
Organizational culture is defined as a system of shared meanings held by organizational members that distinguishes one organization from other organizations. A dominant culture expresses core values shared by most members, while subcultures exist within departments. Founders establish initial cultures by modeling behaviors and socializing new members. Stories, rituals, symbols and language help transmit culture over time through recruitment, training, and performance management. Ethical and customer-focused cultures require specific managerial practices like role modeling, communication, and rewarding desired behaviors. Spirituality in workplaces emphasizes purpose, development, trust and empowerment.
Organizational behaviour sampe by Global Assignment HelpAmelia Jones
Organizational behavior is important for everyone who is working in a Organization In this report, there will be a discussion on organizational structure and culture of ASDA PLC and British Airways. The impact of this on employee’s behavior will be studied in this. Different theories of organization as well as effectiveness of leadership styles will also be focused (Sevi, 2010). Here, importance of motivational theories and effective teamwork will be one of area to be studied.
This document summarizes key topics from Chapter 1 of the textbook "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management". It discusses how HRM operates in a global environment with different cultural values and business conditions. It also outlines how HRM has been impacted by technological advances, increasing workforce diversity, and the need for continuous improvement and employee empowerment programs. The changing labor market and economic conditions present ongoing challenges for HRM to address.
The Role and Capacity of Human Resource Management Practice in Organizational...Ali Siddiqui
It will help you in understanding the importance of Human Resource Management in any organization. This presentation is referenced with Coca Cola company Ltd
This unit 12 leadership style assignment solution is delving with the organizational behavior to evaluate the acknowledgement of personal and group behavior in CAPCO as well as to examine current theoretical aspects as well as their use for managing workplace behavioral circumstances.
Nhrd Article Organisation Structures In Dynamic TimesKrish Shankar
An article on the challenges most companies face as they look to have the right organisation in dynamic times. written for NHRD Annual journal April 2012
This document outlines principles and practices for developing a model business ethics program. It discusses the need to prepare tomorrow's business leaders to operate ethically in an increasingly complex global environment. Business leaders must take an active role in partnering with business schools to ensure ethics are fully integrated into students' education. The document recommends business schools focus on developing strong ethics programs that emphasize courses, curriculum, and community to shape ethical business leaders. It also calls for business, academia, and society to work together to advance ethical business practices.
Paullin_SHRM Foundation EPG 2014_Leverage Talents of Mature EmployeesCheryl Paullin
Mature workers, generally defined as those over age 50 or 55, will make up organizations' largest talent pool in the coming decades as younger workers are insufficient to fill all needed positions. Mature workers have extensive experience and skills developed over their long careers. Retaining and recruiting mature talent is good for business, as these experienced workers can help address future staffing needs. While the nature of work and workers is changing, human resources must play a leadership role in developing strategies to leverage the value of mature employees.
1) Getting talent on the right track requires a long term talent strategy rather than quick fixes, which can perpetuate a cycle of catching one's own tail.
2) Building a robust talent bench through a 5+ year strategy that identifies critical capabilities and allows flexibility is key to absorbing short term issues.
3) Developing a talent culture through leadership commitment, measurement, and forums for discussing talent can help ensure the right people are identified and developed for key roles.
Why a Code of Conduct is Important for the Entrepeneur (Dingman Center of Ent...Wonderjunior
An entrepreneur should implement an effective code of ethics for their business for several reasons. A code of ethics signals that the business takes ethics seriously and wants to combat unethical behavior, which is important for the business's reputation. It also clearly defines acceptable and unacceptable behavior for employees. An effective code of ethics should be supported by leadership, communicated to all stakeholders, include training and enforcement of sanctions for violations, and be updated regularly.
The document appears to be a student assignment submission that includes:
1. The names and registration numbers of 12 students.
2. The name and course code of the class.
3. Five questions about different management theories that the student was asked to explain.
4. Information about where the submission was sent.
The document discusses the evolution of the role of HR from an administrative expert to a strategic partner and leader, highlighting how HR practices have become central to delivering value through both administrative efficiency and strategic policies and interventions. It also outlines the shifting expectations for HR professionals, from being employee advocates and human capital developers to serving as change agents, business experts, knowledge managers, and consultants working in close partnership with business leaders.
current scenario of corporate social responsibility and methods to bring back values back to CSR from research paper by by Chris MacDonald & Alexei Marcoux from Business Ethics Journal Review
This document discusses innovative HR practices. It begins by explaining how innovative practices build competencies, capabilities, and foster innovation. It then discusses the need for HR practices to change with trends like increased competition and technological change. It also covers topics like employee motivation, individual innovativeness, organizational citizenship behavior, and the role of the HR leader in bringing innovative ideas and practices to help develop employees and lead the organization successfully.
Engage Blue Collar Employee for better productivityipuneetg
This document discusses the importance of understanding a company's workforce through periodic tracking studies. It proposes conducting a study to better understand employee attitudes, behaviors, and satisfaction levels in order to address labor problems. The study would identify areas needing improvement and monitor changes over time. This is important because labor shortages are causing unrest, safety issues, and lost productivity. Without independent data on employee perceptions, management relies on assumptions and biased information, missing early warning signs. A systematic study providing structured data on the workforce can help engage employees, reduce unrest, ensure safety, and increase productivity and profits.
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This document discusses innovation at various levels and provides strategies for overcoming barriers to innovation. It defines innovation as the search, development, adoption, and commercialization of new processes, products, and organizational structures. Innovation can occur at the national, enterprise, and individual levels. Key strategies for fostering innovation include having a shared vision and leadership commitment, promoting a culture that encourages creativity and learning, utilizing effective teamwork, and creating a climate that supports experimentation and allows for mistakes. The document emphasizes the need for flexible systems along with respect for individual initiative and growth.
The document discusses various theories of motivation and how to motivate employees, including:
1) Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards that motivate employees; Frederick Taylor's scientific management principles; time-motion studies; and the Hawthorne studies.
2) Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Herzberg's motivating factors theory that job content and achievement motivate employees more than job environment factors.
3) McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y about manager assumptions; goal-setting theory; expectancy theory; and equity theory.
4) Methods to motivate employees including job enrichment, open communication, recognition, and addressing generational differences.
This document discusses how human resource management must adapt to dynamic internal and external environmental factors. It outlines various technological, economic, political, social and local factors that influence HRM. It also discusses how organizations can manage workforce diversity and deal with issues like downsizing through effective HRM strategies. Total quality management and concepts like benchmarking and reengineering are important for organizations to effectively manage human resources in a changing environment.
This document discusses work teams and their effectiveness in organizations. It begins by outlining the learning objectives which are to analyze the growing popularity of teams, contrast groups and teams, identify the five types of teams, characterize effective teams, develop team players, and determine when individuals are better. It then defines work teams and notes the increasing use of team structures in companies. The document differentiates groups from teams and analyzes why teams are becoming more popular for their flexibility, participation, and ability to quickly adapt. It outlines the five main types of teams - problem-solving, self-managed, cross-functional, and virtual - providing examples of each. The next sections identify factors that determine team success and how to effectively compose and develop team
The document provides an overview of business ethics. It discusses how business ethics examines ethical principles and problems that arise in a business environment. It applies to all aspects of business conduct for both individuals and entire organizations. The document also summarizes several key aspects of business ethics including defining morality and ethics, the history of business ethics, how an individual's ethics are formed, functional business areas like finance and human resources, implementing ethics programs, the role of ethics officers, codes of ethics, objectives of codes of ethics, the relationship between ethics and law, principles of social and ethical accounting, and conclusions.
This document summarizes a research article about employee engagement. It discusses how employee engagement has become an important topic for organizations in retaining top talent. The document defines employee engagement as the level of commitment and involvement an employee has towards their organization. It highlights some of the challenges in engaging today's workforce, such as retaining knowledge workers. The objectives are to review literature on key aspects of employee engagement like drivers, measurement, and impact on productivity. The methodology used includes a literature review of past research studies. Key findings discuss how the concept of employee engagement evolved and how corporate culture influences engagement levels.
This document is a chapter from Organizational Behavior by Stephen P. Robbins focusing on organizational culture. It defines organizational culture as shared perceptions held by members of an organization. The chapter discusses how culture begins with founders socializing employees to their way of thinking and is maintained through selection, socialization, stories, rituals and symbols. It contrasts strong versus weak cultures and explores how culture can benefit an organization by facilitating commitment, or hinder it by acting as a barrier to change. The chapter also examines how to create ethical, customer-responsive and spiritual organizational cultures.
The document outlines a learning outline for a chapter that discusses organizational culture and the external environment. It covers topics such as the symbolic vs omnipotent views of management, the seven dimensions of organizational culture, creating ethical, innovative and customer-focused cultures, and defining and managing an organization's external environment and stakeholders. The chapter examines how culture is established within organizations and how it affects managers' decisions.
The Role and Capacity of Human Resource Management Practice in Organizational...Ali Siddiqui
It will help you in understanding the importance of Human Resource Management in any organization. This presentation is referenced with Coca Cola company Ltd
This unit 12 leadership style assignment solution is delving with the organizational behavior to evaluate the acknowledgement of personal and group behavior in CAPCO as well as to examine current theoretical aspects as well as their use for managing workplace behavioral circumstances.
Nhrd Article Organisation Structures In Dynamic TimesKrish Shankar
An article on the challenges most companies face as they look to have the right organisation in dynamic times. written for NHRD Annual journal April 2012
This document outlines principles and practices for developing a model business ethics program. It discusses the need to prepare tomorrow's business leaders to operate ethically in an increasingly complex global environment. Business leaders must take an active role in partnering with business schools to ensure ethics are fully integrated into students' education. The document recommends business schools focus on developing strong ethics programs that emphasize courses, curriculum, and community to shape ethical business leaders. It also calls for business, academia, and society to work together to advance ethical business practices.
Paullin_SHRM Foundation EPG 2014_Leverage Talents of Mature EmployeesCheryl Paullin
Mature workers, generally defined as those over age 50 or 55, will make up organizations' largest talent pool in the coming decades as younger workers are insufficient to fill all needed positions. Mature workers have extensive experience and skills developed over their long careers. Retaining and recruiting mature talent is good for business, as these experienced workers can help address future staffing needs. While the nature of work and workers is changing, human resources must play a leadership role in developing strategies to leverage the value of mature employees.
1) Getting talent on the right track requires a long term talent strategy rather than quick fixes, which can perpetuate a cycle of catching one's own tail.
2) Building a robust talent bench through a 5+ year strategy that identifies critical capabilities and allows flexibility is key to absorbing short term issues.
3) Developing a talent culture through leadership commitment, measurement, and forums for discussing talent can help ensure the right people are identified and developed for key roles.
Why a Code of Conduct is Important for the Entrepeneur (Dingman Center of Ent...Wonderjunior
An entrepreneur should implement an effective code of ethics for their business for several reasons. A code of ethics signals that the business takes ethics seriously and wants to combat unethical behavior, which is important for the business's reputation. It also clearly defines acceptable and unacceptable behavior for employees. An effective code of ethics should be supported by leadership, communicated to all stakeholders, include training and enforcement of sanctions for violations, and be updated regularly.
The document appears to be a student assignment submission that includes:
1. The names and registration numbers of 12 students.
2. The name and course code of the class.
3. Five questions about different management theories that the student was asked to explain.
4. Information about where the submission was sent.
The document discusses the evolution of the role of HR from an administrative expert to a strategic partner and leader, highlighting how HR practices have become central to delivering value through both administrative efficiency and strategic policies and interventions. It also outlines the shifting expectations for HR professionals, from being employee advocates and human capital developers to serving as change agents, business experts, knowledge managers, and consultants working in close partnership with business leaders.
current scenario of corporate social responsibility and methods to bring back values back to CSR from research paper by by Chris MacDonald & Alexei Marcoux from Business Ethics Journal Review
This document discusses innovative HR practices. It begins by explaining how innovative practices build competencies, capabilities, and foster innovation. It then discusses the need for HR practices to change with trends like increased competition and technological change. It also covers topics like employee motivation, individual innovativeness, organizational citizenship behavior, and the role of the HR leader in bringing innovative ideas and practices to help develop employees and lead the organization successfully.
Engage Blue Collar Employee for better productivityipuneetg
This document discusses the importance of understanding a company's workforce through periodic tracking studies. It proposes conducting a study to better understand employee attitudes, behaviors, and satisfaction levels in order to address labor problems. The study would identify areas needing improvement and monitor changes over time. This is important because labor shortages are causing unrest, safety issues, and lost productivity. Without independent data on employee perceptions, management relies on assumptions and biased information, missing early warning signs. A systematic study providing structured data on the workforce can help engage employees, reduce unrest, ensure safety, and increase productivity and profits.
because of shortage me young manpower the organizations are now strive to be with the aging work workforce there the what are the besic step to get work from aging work force and to run with it ..
This document discusses innovation at various levels and provides strategies for overcoming barriers to innovation. It defines innovation as the search, development, adoption, and commercialization of new processes, products, and organizational structures. Innovation can occur at the national, enterprise, and individual levels. Key strategies for fostering innovation include having a shared vision and leadership commitment, promoting a culture that encourages creativity and learning, utilizing effective teamwork, and creating a climate that supports experimentation and allows for mistakes. The document emphasizes the need for flexible systems along with respect for individual initiative and growth.
The document discusses various theories of motivation and how to motivate employees, including:
1) Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards that motivate employees; Frederick Taylor's scientific management principles; time-motion studies; and the Hawthorne studies.
2) Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Herzberg's motivating factors theory that job content and achievement motivate employees more than job environment factors.
3) McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y about manager assumptions; goal-setting theory; expectancy theory; and equity theory.
4) Methods to motivate employees including job enrichment, open communication, recognition, and addressing generational differences.
This document discusses how human resource management must adapt to dynamic internal and external environmental factors. It outlines various technological, economic, political, social and local factors that influence HRM. It also discusses how organizations can manage workforce diversity and deal with issues like downsizing through effective HRM strategies. Total quality management and concepts like benchmarking and reengineering are important for organizations to effectively manage human resources in a changing environment.
This document discusses work teams and their effectiveness in organizations. It begins by outlining the learning objectives which are to analyze the growing popularity of teams, contrast groups and teams, identify the five types of teams, characterize effective teams, develop team players, and determine when individuals are better. It then defines work teams and notes the increasing use of team structures in companies. The document differentiates groups from teams and analyzes why teams are becoming more popular for their flexibility, participation, and ability to quickly adapt. It outlines the five main types of teams - problem-solving, self-managed, cross-functional, and virtual - providing examples of each. The next sections identify factors that determine team success and how to effectively compose and develop team
The document provides an overview of business ethics. It discusses how business ethics examines ethical principles and problems that arise in a business environment. It applies to all aspects of business conduct for both individuals and entire organizations. The document also summarizes several key aspects of business ethics including defining morality and ethics, the history of business ethics, how an individual's ethics are formed, functional business areas like finance and human resources, implementing ethics programs, the role of ethics officers, codes of ethics, objectives of codes of ethics, the relationship between ethics and law, principles of social and ethical accounting, and conclusions.
This document summarizes a research article about employee engagement. It discusses how employee engagement has become an important topic for organizations in retaining top talent. The document defines employee engagement as the level of commitment and involvement an employee has towards their organization. It highlights some of the challenges in engaging today's workforce, such as retaining knowledge workers. The objectives are to review literature on key aspects of employee engagement like drivers, measurement, and impact on productivity. The methodology used includes a literature review of past research studies. Key findings discuss how the concept of employee engagement evolved and how corporate culture influences engagement levels.
This document is a chapter from Organizational Behavior by Stephen P. Robbins focusing on organizational culture. It defines organizational culture as shared perceptions held by members of an organization. The chapter discusses how culture begins with founders socializing employees to their way of thinking and is maintained through selection, socialization, stories, rituals and symbols. It contrasts strong versus weak cultures and explores how culture can benefit an organization by facilitating commitment, or hinder it by acting as a barrier to change. The chapter also examines how to create ethical, customer-responsive and spiritual organizational cultures.
The document outlines a learning outline for a chapter that discusses organizational culture and the external environment. It covers topics such as the symbolic vs omnipotent views of management, the seven dimensions of organizational culture, creating ethical, innovative and customer-focused cultures, and defining and managing an organization's external environment and stakeholders. The chapter examines how culture is established within organizations and how it affects managers' decisions.
The document outlines a learning outline for a chapter that discusses organizational culture and the external environment. It covers key topics like the symbolic vs omnipotent views of management, the seven dimensions of organizational culture, how culture is established and transmitted, and characteristics of ethical, innovative and customer-responsive cultures. It also addresses workplace spirituality, components of the external environment, and how the environment affects managers' decisions.
This document outlines the key learning objectives and content covered in a chapter on organizational culture. The chapter discusses the definition of organizational culture and how it establishes proper employee behavior. It explains that culture is created by shared beliefs and values communicated by leaders. The chapter also addresses how culture impacts employee perceptions and behavior, and how strong cultures can act as a substitute for formal policies. Additionally, it covers how organizational culture is maintained over time through socialization processes like selection, stories, and rewards. The role of HR in perpetuating culture is also summarized.
The document discusses organizational culture and its characteristics. It describes how culture forms within organizations through the actions of founders and is maintained through socialization, stories, rituals and other means. Culture influences performance and satisfaction. Different types of culture like ethical, customer-responsive and spiritual cultures are explored.
This document outlines the key topics and concepts covered in a chapter on organizational culture and the external environment. It includes definitions of omnipotent and symbolic views of management, the seven dimensions of organizational culture, factors that influence culture strength, and how culture is transmitted. It also defines the external environment and its components, environmental uncertainty, stakeholders, and the importance of managing stakeholder relationships.
The Manager: Omnipotent or Symbolic
Define the omnipotent and symbolic views of management.
Contrast the action of manager according to the omnipotent and symbolic views.
Explain the parameters of managerial discretion.
The Organization’s Culture
Define organizational culture.
Explain what the definition of culture implies.
Describe the seven dimensions of organizational culture.
Define a strong culture.
This document is a learning outline for a chapter that discusses organizational culture and the external environment. It covers topics such as the omnipotent and symbolic views of management, defining and measuring organizational culture, how culture is transmitted to employees, and how culture affects managers. It also addresses current issues relating to culture like creating an ethical, innovative, and customer-responsive culture. Additionally, it defines the external environment and its components, environmental uncertainty, stakeholders, and the importance of managing stakeholder relationships.
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The document discusses organizational culture and its importance. It defines organizational culture as the shared social knowledge within an organization regarding rules, norms and values that shape employee attitudes and behaviors. Organizational culture has three components - observable artifacts, espoused values, and basic underlying assumptions. Different types of cultures exist, including strong and weak cultures, general types divided by solidarity and sociability, and specific cultures like customer service or creativity cultures. Maintaining and changing organizational culture is also discussed.
This document discusses how company culture, and specifically a culture that values continuous learning, can impact employee engagement and loyalty. Some key findings include:
- Companies with a strong culture of learning, where learning is emphasized and supported, saw significantly higher levels of employee engagement and loyalty compared to companies without such a culture.
- While benefits like free meals were less impactful, factors like opportunities for development and a focus on integrating learning saw greater impacts on engagement and loyalty.
- Industries like finance and healthcare tended to have stronger cultures of learning according to employee surveys, while retail and tech were more average.
- Strong learning cultures incorporated elements like performance feedback, internal promotions, knowledge sharing, formal training processes, and
Organizational culture is described as a system of shared meanings held by employees in an organization. A strong culture exists when core values are intensely held and widely shared. Cultures serve functions like defining boundaries, providing identity, generating commitment, and controlling behavior. However, cultures can also act as barriers to change and promote behaviors that are dysfunctional. The chapter objectives are to understand what organizational culture is, how it develops, and its impacts on an organization.
The document discusses two views of management - the omnipotent view which sees managers as directly responsible for organizational success or failure, and the symbolic view which recognizes external factors outside managers' control that influence outcomes. It also covers organizational culture, describing it as shared meanings and beliefs that guide member behavior, and how strong cultures with deeply held values positively impact commitment and performance. Finally, it examines the external environment and how its complexity, changeability, and components can create uncertainty that affects managers.
The document discusses organizational culture and its key aspects. It defines organizational culture as shared assumptions, values and beliefs that govern how people behave in organizations. It identifies three levels of culture - artifacts, espoused values, and basic underlying assumptions. It also evaluates four functions of culture - providing identity, sense-making, reinforcing values, and control. Leaders reinforce culture through attention, crisis response, behavior, rewards, and hiring/firing. Culture is communicated through three stages of socialization - anticipatory, encounter, and change/acquisition. Managers can assess and change culture, but it is difficult due to assumptions being unconscious and deeply ingrained. Developing positive culture faces challenges like mergers and developing global or ethical cultures.
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As the world becomes more complex, the best companies and leaders are beginning to realize that improving culture is their greatest lever for achieving Operational Excellence. Complex systems require a different kind of culture—one with a specific set of guiding principles. In order to instill these principles in your organization, it is necessary to learn what the current culture is and what people think it ought to be like, establish the guiding principles necessary to be successful, align them to every level of the organization, and develop and sustain them through committed leadership and integration into key management system processes.
Wilson Perumal & Company has a long track record of helping companies in all industries transform their cultures and dramatically improve operational results. In this Vantage Point, we will share the most important lessons we have learned through our research and experience working directly with High-Reliability Organizations (HROs) and our clients as they pursue Operational Excellence.
Creating a Culture of Operational Discipline that leads to Operational Excell...Christopher Seifert
As the world becomes more complex, the best companies and leaders are beginning to realize that improving culture is their greatest lever for achieving Operational Excellence. Complex systems require a different kind of culture—one with a specific set of guiding principles. In order to instill these principles in your organization, it is necessary to learn what the current culture is and what people think it ought to be like, establish the guiding principles necessary to be successful, align them to every level of the organization, and develop and sustain them through committed leadership and integration into key management system processes.
Wilson Perumal & Company has a long track record of helping companies in all industries transform their cultures and dramatically improve operational results. In this Vantage Point, we will share the most important lessons we have learned through our research and experience working directly with High-Reliability Organizations (HROs) and our clients as they pursue Operational Excellence.
The document outlines learning objectives and content about organizational culture from a textbook chapter. It defines organizational culture and its characteristics, compares strong and weak cultures, and explains how culture is formed and maintained within organizations. It also discusses how different types of cultures, such as ethical, customer-responsive, and spiritual cultures, can be created and their impact on performance.
This document discusses organizational behavior and the changing work landscape. It defines organizational behavior as the study of human behavior in organizational settings, including interactions between individuals and between individuals and organizations. It also discusses the importance of organizational behavior in explaining, predicting, and controlling behavior. Additionally, it addresses the types of changes occurring in the work landscape like changes in structure, technology, and people. It emphasizes the importance of adapting to changes for business success and promoting organizational effectiveness, profitability, and employee well-being.
Organizational culture refers to the shared values, norms, and behaviors within an organization. It is created by founders and key members and distinguishes one organization from others. Effectiveness means achieving intended outcomes. To improve effectiveness, organizations should align areas like reliability, speed, and quality. They should also improve adoption, build capabilities among staff, focus on customers and quality, and utilize technology. Leadership requires understanding strengths/weaknesses and balancing quality with costs.
The document outlines seven steps to building a high-impact learning culture within an organization. It defines a learning culture as one that encourages individuals and the organization to continuously increase their knowledge, competence, and performance. Organizations with strong learning cultures tend to significantly outperform peers in areas like time to market, employee productivity, customer satisfaction, and quality. The seven steps include making learning a strategic priority, encouraging leadership buy-in, maximizing training opportunities, onboarding new employees effectively, embedding learning in work, sharing knowledge, and using performance reviews to coach development.
This document discusses models of organizational behavior and their effects. It describes five main models: autocratic, custodial, supportive, collegial, and system. Each model is based on a different philosophy and meets different employee needs, resulting in varying levels of performance. There has been a trend toward using the supportive, collegial, and system models, which meet higher-order employee needs and can generate more passion and commitment. The appropriate model depends on the situation and managers should assess which model their organization currently follows.
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This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.