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Organizational Culture

“Organizational culture is the sum of values and rituals which serve
as ‘glue’ to integrate the members of the organization.” — Richard Perrin

Introduction:
The organizational Culture is one of the most important terms when we discuss about the corruptions, and today the culture management, it is not a new concept but it is mean a lot for all successful companies. like Facebook, Toyota, Zippos .and so on. The organizational culture reflects the external environment of the company. In organizational culture discussion is important to focus on outside or background, the different cultures under the company and how that has a link with the Learning problem, what are the ideal world for each community, how the relationship between the organizational culture and profitability? to illustrate these points, it can be formed into
This report, divided to answer for all these questions?
– What is the organizational Culture mean?
– Why it is important and how it is mean a lot for successful firms
– Why it is important?
– what is determine the organizational culture?
– What is the impact organizational culture?
– The external and internal impact?
– How is Managing Organizational Culture?
– What Is Organizational Culture? And Why Should We Care?
– the relationship between the organizational culture and profitability?
– What is the organizational culture?
The organizational culture defined as “a system of shared assumptions, values, and beliefs, which governs how people behave in organizations.”(Study.com, 2015)That organizational culture reflects personality of the organization. is not visible but it is play a big role in the organization.(Study.com, 2015)vision and internal environment outside. It can be a reason for success company or not. There is company like Toyota which is focus attention on theirorganizational culture that based on the Total quality management and each person in the firm works with this
– Why it is important?
Each organization has difference culture from other in the same industry or different. This special culture has influence on the employees and in the work or in their privet live. (Small Business – Chron.com, 2015)
– what is determine the organizational culture?

– What is the impact organizational culture?

– The external and internal impact?

– How is Managing Organizational Culture?

– What Is Organizational Culture? And Why Should We Care?

the relationship between the organizational culture and profitability?organizational culture and workplace?
– (Zappos)
Zappos.com as an example:
Zappos.com

“Every Silicon Valley executive has an opinion about what company culture means and why it’s important, myself included. But it’s premature to focus on building a world-class culture before a world-class product. In the beginning, all that matters (or should matter) is building something great and lasting. Only then, as your company grows, can culture exert its powerful effect on people by steering them to act or to behave in a certain way when the path is otherwise unclear.”(Forbes.com, 2015)
“The study reveals that empirical evidence and studies conducted in the past have shown that effective culture can account for a 20-30% increase in corporate performance when compared with culturally unremarkable competitors. The right organizational culture can boost employee discretionary effort by up to 30% and improve employee intent to stay by 38%, leading to overall improvement in performance.”(Harvard Business Review, 2013)
organizational culture and workplace?
The work place effect on the organizational culture. Zappos.

If the organizational are flexibility it will be except and accept the change and it will be easy to drive the people to change the culture.

Cultures and Learning:
There is no one specific culture for the organizational. There are different cultures within the organization. The other cultures divided by the occupational as it will explain. These different communities in the firm could impact the learning in the organization. Also, they can rduce the organization ability to reinvent themselves when it needs.

In 1996 the professor Schein wrote about the organizational cultures in the company and the relation between it and the learning, so the professor assist that in each companies there are three levels of communities based on their occupations or career in the firm and their have different assumptions. The different these difference communities inside the company could be education and Assumptions of the three Cultures

The Three culturesare: The Owner community which involve the executive and juniors manager and owners the business, The operator community usually visible in the operations department, and the last one is the engineering community which not only involve the traditional engineering, but also involve the IT, designer system and analytics system and Marketing research as well. Each culture in the organizations have different assumptions, value and imperatives.

1. The operator Culture
“It evolves locally in organization and within operational units.”(Schein 1996, p13).
This culture is very much based upon human interaction, trust, teamwork, and a high
level of communication. All these factors are crucial to enabling teams to work both
collaboratively and efficiently.

Moreover, they assume the employment are the dynamo of the firm, and the causes of
a successful company is the employment qualifications, commitment, a learning
capability and skills. The technology that use in the company determines what
knowledge the workers need. (Schein, 1996)

2. The executive’s Culture
this culture comprises of the CEO and the immediate underlying management in the
company. The concept of this culture is based on the economic health and the financial
improvement of the organization. According to Schein (1996, p15), the CEO’s attitudes
focus primarily on financial aspect of the organization and their own self-image.

3. The Engineering Culture
The engineering culture is based on educational backgrounds, qualifications and
experiences. this culture tends to think quantitatively and is strongly motivated by
problem solving. In this point, they prefer to reduce the human source in their solutions
and swap them by technology in their solutions because they assume technology is
more accurate in the process. (Schein, 1996)
The biggest Question here is an ideal organizational culture?
From these different communities in the firms each one has an ideal world which are
The ideal world for Executive is work as a team and should the top manager did not ignore them in make-decision ……
Whereas the ideal world for operation is ….
From the different assumptions of these three cultures, they have different ideal worlds or the organization from different points of views, for example, the Owner see the ideal world is to reduce the expanses and increase the profit. Even though the engineering sees the. (Schein, 1996)

What is the ideal world for the different cultures in the organization?
There is not an ideal organizational culture because the
References:

Study.com, (2015). What is Organizational Culture? – Definition & Characteristics – Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com. [online] Available at: http://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-organizational-culture-definition-characteristics.html [Accessed 12 Dec. 2015].

Small Business – Chron.com, (2015). The Importance of Culture in Organizations. [online] Available at: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/importance-culture-organizations-22203.html [Accessed 14 Dec. 2015].

Forbes.com, (2015). Forbes Welcome. [online] Available at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/groupthink/2013/10/04/how-to-build-a-great-company-culture/ [Accessed 14 Dec. 2015].

Harvard Business Review, (2013). What Is Organizational Culture? And Why Should We Care?. [online] Available at: https://hbr.org/2013/05/what-is-organizational-culture [Accessed 14 Dec. 2015].

Schein, E. (1996). Three Cultures of Management: The Key to Organizational Learning. SloanManagement Review, 38(1).