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Organizational Culture and Antipoaching Success

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“…The challenge that companies now face is to keep up with the pace of changing international culture, in order to cater to the customers (Luis Ballesteros-Rodriguez et al of the key issues in this regard is that this research is especially important as stakeholders, need to ensure that the culture of the organization is well under stood, especially in Saudi Context which is often problematic (Adlan and ten Have, 2012). An important challenge that arises for the organizations is to clearly understand the needs of their organization and change their norms according to their needs, on their way to success (Henk, 2007). Taking the example of Saudi Arabian organizations, managers need to ensure that employees follow the set of beliefs that are followed all around the world, so that Saudi Arabian companies can be on the learning curve.…”
Section: Cultural Impact On New Business Systems Successmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The challenge that companies now face is to keep up with the pace of changing international culture, in order to cater to the customers (Luis Ballesteros-Rodriguez et al of the key issues in this regard is that this research is especially important as stakeholders, need to ensure that the culture of the organization is well under stood, especially in Saudi Context which is often problematic (Adlan and ten Have, 2012). An important challenge that arises for the organizations is to clearly understand the needs of their organization and change their norms according to their needs, on their way to success (Henk, 2007). Taking the example of Saudi Arabian organizations, managers need to ensure that employees follow the set of beliefs that are followed all around the world, so that Saudi Arabian companies can be on the learning curve.…”
Section: Cultural Impact On New Business Systems Successmentioning
confidence: 99%