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Ideal answers will identify that the primary difference between an organization and other groups is that an organization has formal governance and structure, whereas a group may not. Examples will vary but should illustrate an understanding of these two criteria in the differentiation.
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Ideal answers will identify that the primary difference between an organization and other groups is that an organization has formal governance and structure, whereas a group may not. Examples will vary but should illustrate an understanding of these two criteria in the differentiation.
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Ideal answers will define organizational culture as an organization's unique set of beliefs, values, norms, and ways of doing things. This definition mirrors the definition of culture used elsewhere in the chapter. Members of an organizational culture, just like any other culture, will experience that culture as if it is natural, although it is something that has been developed through patterns of interaction over time. Strong answers will emphasize that cultures create their own language (as does an organization) and that they use language to build on that cultural context. Students may focus on organizational culture as being another cultural context to consider when choosing effective and appropriate communication behaviors or may liken organizational culture to the idea of a co-culture. Ideally, students should be exercising critical thinking and connecting ideas and definitions rather than stating specific similarities and differences.
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Ideal answers will define organizational culture as an organization's unique set of beliefs, values, norms, and ways of doing things. This definition mirrors the definition of culture used elsewhere in the chapter. Members of an organizational culture, just like any other culture, will experience that culture as if it is natural, although it is something that has been developed through patterns of interaction over time. Strong answers will emphasize that cultures create their own language (as does an organization) and that they use language to build on that cultural context. Students may focus on organizational culture as being another cultural context to consider when choosing effective and appropriate communication behaviors or may liken organizational culture to the idea of a co-culture. Ideally, students should be exercising critical thinking and connecting ideas and definitions rather than stating specific similarities and differences.
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Ideal answers will discuss the following four approaches to managing an organization: •Classical management-focuses on getting an organization to run like a machine. Emphasis is on division of labor and hierarchy. •Human relations-considers the members' human needs. •Human resources-focuses on how members' goals and motivations relate to organizational productivity. •Systems approach-considers the needs of the individual as well as the organization; focuses on interdependence between the individual members, the members and the organization, and systems outside the organization. Emphasizes that organizations need to be aware of their own problems and able to adapt as needed.
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Ideal answers will discuss the following four approaches to managing an organization: •Classical management-focuses on getting an organization to run like a machine. Emphasis is on division of labor and hierarchy. •Human relations-considers the members' human needs. •Human resources-focuses on how members' goals and motivations relate to organizational productivity. •Systems approach-considers the needs of the individual as well as the organization; focuses on interdependence between the individual members, the members and the organization, and systems outside the organization. Emphasizes that organizations need to be aware of their own problems and able to adapt as needed.
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