ORGANIZATIONAL-BEHAVIOR (1)

Page 1: Introduction

  • Presentation Details

    • Presented by: Conrad M. Caldit and Kristine Joy Caldit-Salvador

    • Topic: Organizational Behavior Case Study

    • Focus: Google Inc in 2020

    • Key Themes: Organizational Culture and Employee Engagement

Page 2: Company Overview

  • Organizational Culture

    • Known for: Unique and highly effective organizational culture

    • Key Characteristics: Fosters innovation, collaboration, and employee engagement

    • Adaptation: Maintained core cultural values during the COVID-19 pandemic

    • New Work Modes: Adjusted to new modes of working as global workforce faced challenges

Page 3: Google’s Organizational Culture: Core Elements

  • Innovation-Centric Culture

    • Encourages: Risk-taking, experimentation, and technological advancements

    • Belief: Failure as part of the creative process

  • Communication and Inclusivity

    • Practices: Open communication and transparency

    • Structure: Flat organizational hierarchy allowing all employees to voice ideas

Page 4: Core Elements Continued

  • Psychological Safety

    • Significance: Employees feel safe to speak up and collaborate

    • Result: Builds trust and teamwork

  • Employee Autonomy and Flexibility

    • Work Practices: Flexible hours and pursuit of passion projects (20% rule)

    • Support: Full support for remote work in 2020

Page 5: Employee Engagement at Google: 2020

  • Engaged Workforce

    • Culture Elements: Openness, autonomy, innovation contribute to engagement

    • Employee Engagement Report: High motivations despite remote work challenges

  • Focus on Well-Being

    • Initiatives: Mental health resources, flexible hours, home office stipends

    • Impact: Maintained work-life balance and engagement

Page 6: Collaborative Work Environment

  • Tools and Practices

    • Digital Tools: Use of Google Meet, Docs, and Drive to maintain collaboration

    • Result: High engagement levels sustained through remote work

Page 7: Supporting Remote Work

  • Digital Infrastructure

    • Transition: Easy shift to remote work due to existing infrastructure

    • Company Support: Technology, stipends for home office, mental health resources

  • Feedback Mechanism

    • Adaptation: Regular surveys to address employee needs and improve satisfaction

Page 8: Outcomes of Culture and Engagement

  • Positive Outcomes

    • Continued Innovation and Productivity: Advancements in Google Cloud, Meet, etc.

    • Low Turnover: Employee loyalty remained despite uncertainties

  • Adaptability

    • Successful transition to remote work without compromising engagement

Page 9: Motivation at Google

  • Intrinsic Motivation

    • Definition: Driven by internal satisfaction and passion for innovation

  • Empowerment

    • Key Strategy: Employee autonomy and decision-making

  • Purpose

    • Company Mission: To organize information and make it accessible driving commitment

Page 10: Team Dynamics at Google

  • Focus on Psychological Safety

    • Importance: Safe environment encourages risk-taking and open communication

  • Collaboration

    • Tools: Google Docs and Meet facilitate teamwork across distances

  • Shared Goals

    • Alignment: Team objectives align with the company's mission promoting accomplishment

Page 11: Motivation and Team Dynamics

  • Cultural Synergy

    • Driven Engagement: Autonomy allows meaningful project involvement

    • Team Innovation: High levels of engagement contribute to productivity

Page 12: Conclusion

  • Summary

    • Organizational Culture: Affects employee engagement and innovation positively

    • Cultural Elements: Key role in adaptation to remote work challenges

    • Overall Impact: Employees feel valued, engaged, and motivated

Page 13: References

  • A compilation of sources underpinning the case study findings, including academic journals and industry reports.

Page 14: Acknowledgements

  • Thank You

    • Presented by: Conrad M. Caldit and Kristine Joy Caldit-Salvador