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Business leaders are vital to the

creation and communication of their


-Person Culture and Market Culture
WORKPLACE CULTURE workplace culture. Leaders are the
-Adapti ve Culture and Adhocracy are DIFFERENCES principal architects of culture, an
Culture
-Pow er Culture, Role Culture, and established culture influences what
Hi erarchy Culture kind of leadership is possible.
-Task Culture and Clan Culture Culture is based on shared attitudes,
beliefs, customs, and written and
unwritten rules that have been
HOW IS ORGANIZATIONAL
developed over time and are
CULTURE CREATED AND
COMMUNICATED? considered valid.
What is

Organizational culture
ORGANIZATIONAL
WHAT IS
transformation takes place when the DEFINITION AND
organization starts a process to pull What is CULTURE ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS
together its core values, and vision to TRANSFORM ATION
CULTURE? Organizational culture affects the
obtain its cultural goals.
way people and groups interact
with each other, with clients, and
with stakeholders. Also,
Organizational culture is organizational culture may
SIX GUIDELINES FOR defined as the underlying influence how much employees
CULTURE CHANGE beliefs, assumptions, values identify with their organization
and ways of interacting that
With contribute to the unique social
and psychological environment
of an organization.
· Form ulate a clear strategi c
vi si on.
· Di splay top-m anagem ent
Cancialosi, C. (2017, July 17) What isOrganizational Culture?
com m i tm ent. Retrieved from https://gothamculture.com
WHAT ARE
· Model culture change at the
ORGANIZATIONAL
hi ghest level.
· Modi fy the organi zati on to SUBCULTURES?
support organi zati onal change. are
· Select and soci ali ze new com ers
and term i nate devi ants.
· Develop ethi cal and legal Organizational subcultures are groups whose common
sensi ti vi ty. characteristic is a shared norm or belief.
Subcultures are classified as enhancing, orthogonal, or
counterculture, each exemplifying a different level of
congruence with the dominant culture?s values
Members of enhancing subcultures adhere to dominant
organizational culture values even more enthusiastically
than members of the rest of the organization.

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