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Organizational Culture and Climate: Understanding Unwritten Rules and Values, Apuntes de Psicología del Trabajo

Organizational BehaviorOrganizational ClimateManagement and LeadershipOrganizational Culture

The concept of organizational culture and climate, focusing on the unwritten rules and values that shape interactions and behaviors within an organization. Through examples from nike, samsung, huerta, and google, it highlights the importance of underlying assumptions, exposed values, and artifacts in shaping organizational culture. The document also introduces culture models and competing values, emphasizing the interplay between structure, goals, and culture.

Qué aprenderás

  • How do artifacts reflect and reinforce organizational culture?
  • What are the underlying assumptions and exposed values in different organizational cultures?
  • What is the relationship between structure, goals, and culture in organizations?

Tipo: Apuntes

2021/2022

Subido el 10/09/2022

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¡Descarga Organizational Culture and Climate: Understanding Unwritten Rules and Values y más Apuntes en PDF de Psicología del Trabajo solo en Docsity! UNIT 3: ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE & CLIMATE *LEER CHAPTER ANTES DE CLASE EN FALLAS!!! (jaja) -Think about an organization you have encountered…when you first got to know that organization: • What was special or odd about it? • How did people typically interact with each other? • What did people value and / or care about? • What did people consider as “normal“ or take for granted? • Which expectations, behaviors, ideas were never questioned? • Which behaviors were actively fostered and compensated? *But not all restaurants are the same, between cultures (geographical) this changes as well *Subcultures within cultures *Socialization in organizations *Culture: unwritten rules -> change between organizations; also dress codes can be a reflection of culture -Culture is like an iceberg: -Nike example: -Samsung example:  Underlying assumptions: “Top-notch technology has an incredible impact on the world and will lead us into a better future”.  “Top-notch technology can only be developed through active collaboration of excellent professionals.”  Exposed values:  Artefacts: we SEE the ACTUAL COLLABORATION in places for that & ROBOTS (Creative using technology)
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