2012
DOI: 10.14267/veztud.2012.06.04
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Keresleti-kínálati diszharmónia a szervezeti kultúra tükrében (Demand–supply disharmony in the organizational culture)

Abstract: A szerzők kutatásának célja ráirányítani a figyelmet arra a tényre, hogy a tényleges és potenciális munkavállalók szervezeti kultúrára vonatkozó vágyai és a valóság között jelentős eltérés tapasztalható. Napjaink pénzpiaci és reálgazdasági válságának hatásaként még fokozottabban jelentkezik az igény a változásra, változtatásra nemcsak a szervezetek, de az egyén szintjén is. Ahhoz azonban, hogy a változtatás lehetséges útjai, módjai közül megalapozottan lehessen választani, nemcsak a kívánatos cél kitűzésére, d… Show more

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“…Organizational culture includes characteristics that reflect leadership style, strategic plans, organizational atmosphere, remuneration system, and core values of management and the organization (cameron & Quinn, 1999). Organizational culture includes, but is not limited to, member behavior, rules of conduct and norms, senior management philosophy, the dominant values they promote and their communication, individual performance appraisal and possible career paths, organizational atmosphere, specific language and jargon, the physical appearance, and logo of the organization (Balogh et al, 2012).…”
Section: Organizational Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Organizational culture includes characteristics that reflect leadership style, strategic plans, organizational atmosphere, remuneration system, and core values of management and the organization (cameron & Quinn, 1999). Organizational culture includes, but is not limited to, member behavior, rules of conduct and norms, senior management philosophy, the dominant values they promote and their communication, individual performance appraisal and possible career paths, organizational atmosphere, specific language and jargon, the physical appearance, and logo of the organization (Balogh et al, 2012).…”
Section: Organizational Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…We chose cameron and Quinn's (2006) model as the basis for our survey, because it was preceded by decades of research and development, and the results of more than a thousand organizations show that the questionnaire is a suitable tool for accurately describing current and ideal organizational culture (Balogh et al, 2012), and to characterize and identify the needs of stakeholders involved in shaping organizational culture. Cameron and Quinn (2006)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%