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Gutterman, Alan Spencer
- Challenges for Leaders: Assessing and Changing Organizational Culture
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1 Founder and Principal, Gutterman Law & Business, Kingston Avenue, Piedmont, CA
1 Founder and Principal, Gutterman Law & Business, Kingston Avenue, Piedmont, CA
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International Journal on Leadership, Vol 1, No 1 (2013), Pagination: 1-6Abstract
Organizational culture is recognized as an important tool in controlling and coordinating the activities of organizational members (e.g., executives, managers and employees), facilitating communication among them and providing incentives for them to act in ways which the leaders of the organization consider necessary to achieve and sustain organizational effectiveness and comply with the requirements and expectations of the organization's external environment. It is therefore incumbent on organizational leaders to understand what organizational culture means, how it develops, and, more importantly, how it can be assessed and changed in order for the organization to adapt and evolve successfully.Keywords
Organizational Culture, Corporate Culture, Culture Change, and Organizational Values
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