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Vision is Not Short Sighted The Influence of Organizational Culture

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Vision is Not Short Sighted. The Influence of Organizational Culture. Vision is Not Short Sighted. Organizational Culture. Shared Values and Beliefs Leading to Norms Guiding Task-Related and Interpersonal Behaviors “What’s expected around here” “How things are done around here.”. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Vision is Not Short Sighted

The Influence of Organizational Culture

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Organizational CultureShared Values and Beliefs

Leading to Norms

Guiding Task-Related and Interpersonal Behaviors

– “What’s expected around here”

– “How things are done around here.”

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The Organization’s Value System…

Must reflect that of the larger System

Must Legitimize its Goals in terms of Functional Significance

Must Legitimize the Primacy of its Goals over other Interests Can include “Money Return” as a Measure and Symbol of Success [But Not as the Primary Goal – Profit Making is not by itself a Function on Behalf of the Larger System]

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Organizational Culture Inventory TM (OCI)

Measures the culture of organization in terms of “what’s expected around here” [Norms: current operating culture]

Measures the preferred culture in terms of “what should be expected” [Values: ideal culture]

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INTEGRATION

Systems Effectiveness Supersystem Perspective (e.g., Customers)

System Perspective (e.g., Organization)

Subsystem Perspective (e.g., Members)

ADAPTATION

PROFIT

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Ideal Culture(Values)

Causal Factors(Levers for Change)

Operating Culture

(OCI Norms)

Outcomes(System

Effectiveness)Supersystem

(Customers)

Organizational(Profitability)

Subsystem(Members)

Structures

Systems

Technology

Skills/Qualities

Mission and Philosophy

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INTEGRATION

Systems Effectiveness Supersystem Perspective (e.g., Customers)

System Perspective (e.g., Organization)

Subsystem Perspective (e.g., Members)

ADAPTATION

PROFIT X

X

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Ideal Culture(Values)

Causal Factors(Levers for Change)

Operating Culture

(OCI Norms)

Outcomes(System

Effectiveness)Supersystem

(Customers)

Organizational(Profitability)

Subsystem(Members)

Structures

Systems

Technology

Skills/Qualities

Mission and Philosophy

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The Culture-Performance Connection

Conclusion: Organizational Culture is related to Systems Effectiveness

Next Question: But how about across Countries?

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Preferred Organizational Cultures (Values)

Anglo Cluster

Latin European Cluster

Latin American Cluster

Near Eastern Cluster

Nordic Cluster

Far Eastern Cluster

Germanic Cluster

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Organizational Culture and World Competitiveness

World Competitiveness 1

(IMD)

Type of Culture 2

2001 (n = 35)

2004 (n = 36)

Constructive

.203

.095

Passive/ Defensive

-.579***

-.512*** Aggressive/ Defensive

-.390**

-.374** Notes: * p < .05; ** p < .01; p < .001 1 World Competitiveness Data from IMD, Switzerland. 2 OCI Cluster Scores Copyright © 2004 by Human Synergistics/Center for Applied Research Robert A. Cooke, Ph.D.

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The Culture-Performance Connection

Organizational Performance in Anglo Countries…

...is promoted by: Constructive Preferred Cultures

Positive Societal Values (e.g., Low Power Distance)

…but suppressed by:Aggressive Preferred CulturesNegative Societal Values

(e.g., Short-Term Orientation)

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