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SIZIF [17.4K]
2 years ago
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Explain organizational culture and how it impacts individual and organizational performance.

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kozerog [31]2 years ago
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The term "organizational culture" describes the long-standing beliefs and values of an organization, as well as the staff members' views and the anticipated value of their work, which will affect their attitudes and conduct.

<h3>How does organizational culture affect individual and organizational performance?</h3>

Employee outcomes including productivity, performance, dedication, self-confidence, and ethical behavior have been linked to company culture. One of the key factors influencing an organization's performance is its culture, which has an impact on how its employees behave at work.

The performance of a company is significantly influenced by organizational culture. Organizational culture is viewed as a means of accomplishing tasks or as shared traits of organizations influencing the actions of organizational members and enhancing (or impeding) strategy achievement and performance.

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