Organisational Culture and Institutionalism

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What is the term for the condition when an organization takes on a life of its own, apart from any of its members?

Institutionalisation

What is the term for the process that helps new employees adapt to the new organization's culture?

Socialisation

What are the 3 steps involved in the socialisation process for new employees?

Pre-arrival, adoptation, metamorphosis

What is the term for the dominant values that are accepted throughout the organization?

Core values

How does culture begin and sustain itself, according to the text?

Culture stems from the actions of the founders and is sustained through hiring like-minded employees, socializing them, and acting as role models.

What can occur if an organization's culture values are not aligned with the values necessary for rapid change?

Barrier to change

What is organisational culture concerned with?

Employees’ perception of the characteristics of the culture

Define institutionalism in the context of organisational culture.

The action of establishing something as a convention or norm in an organisation or culture.

Name one primary characteristic of clan culture within an organisation.

People orientation

What does outcome orientation in organisational culture focus on?

Results rather than on processes used to achieve them

Test your knowledge on organisational culture, its common characteristics, and its distinction from job satisfaction. Learn about the concept of institutionalism as a forerunner of culture.

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