organizational culture

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Observable Artifacts

Visible, tangible elements of culture, such as dress codes and office layout.

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Basic Underlying Assumptions

Deep-seated, taken-for-granted beliefs that shape an organization's culture.

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Espoused Values

Stated values and goals expressed by an organization, like 'We value diversity'.

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Anticipatory Socialization

Phase before joining an organization when individuals gather information about it.

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Encounter

Phase of learning the realities of the organization after joining.

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Change and Acquisition

Phase where new employees master tasks and integrate with the team.

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Clan Culture

A collaborative, family-like organizational environment.

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Adhocracy Culture

An innovation-focused organizational culture.

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Market Culture

A results-driven organizational culture prioritizing customer satisfaction.

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Hierarchy Culture

An organizational culture that is structured and stability-oriented.

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Job Analysis

The process of gathering detailed information about a job.

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Job Description

Lists tasks, duties, and responsibilities (TDRs) of a job.

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Job Specification

Lists the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) needed for a job.

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Conflict

Arises when one party perceives that their interests are being opposed.

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Functional Conflict

Constructive conflict that promotes problem-solving.

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Dysfunctional Conflict

Destructive conflict that hinders performance or relationships.

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Optimal Level of Conflict

Encourages creativity and better decision-making while avoiding complacency and chaos.

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Negotiation

A process where parties decide how to allocate resources or resolve conflicts.

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BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement)

Your backup plan if the negotiation fails.

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Target Point

Your ideal outcome in a negotiation.

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Reservation Point

The minimum or maximum you are willing to accept in a negotiation.

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Bargaining Zone

The overlap between what the buyer is willing to pay and the seller is willing to accept.

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Negotiation Strategies

Tactics like focusing on interests, improving your BATNA, and being prepared.