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Organizational Behavior
, Seventh Edition
Gregory Moorhead, Arizona State University
Ricky W. Griffin, Texas A & M University
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Chapter 18:
Organization Culture
- As you near graduation, you may become interested in interviewing for a job
you can take after graduation. Pick several companies that you think you
might want to work for. Rank-order the companies in the order in which you would choose to work for them
(at least at this point). Then, starting from the top, look up articles
on the management of each company, searching specifically for articles that
describe something about the culture of the company. Not all companies have articles written about them
that describe their culture, so it may take several tries to find articles
that do. Remember, an article that has a description of an organization's culture may not always use the word "culture", so read carefully.
- Describe the kinds of information you were able to locate. How much valuable
information on culture did the articles provide?
- What other information do you need to better understand the culture of these companies?
- Would you change your initial preference rating based on the information
that you found?
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