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Organizational Culture

Organizational Culture

Organizational culture is the total set of values, beliefs, and behavioral norms shared by the members of an organization.

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Organizational culture is the collection of values, beliefs, practices, and communication styles that members of an organization implicitly share. It's like an invisible rulebook that says 'this is how we do things here.' A healthy organizational culture enhances members' well-being, motivation, and performance. Conversely, a toxic culture leads to stress, conflict, and high turnover. Changing organizational culture is not easy, but it is possible through the role of leaders and the collective efforts of its members.

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Some companies have a free and creative atmosphere, while others emphasize discipline and hierarchy. These differences are what make up organizational culture.

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