Study of Organizational Culture of a Telecom Company
Published: 2013
Author(s) Name: Lavina Singh |
Author(s) Affiliation: Research Scholar, Magadh University, Bodhgaya
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Abstract
One of the most important building blocks for a highly
successful organization and an extraordinary
workplace is - Organizational culture. Every
organization has its own culture. Since many
employees spend 8-10 hours daily at their workplace,
their organizations culture obviously affects both their
work lives as well as their personal lives.
Organizational culture refers to the beliefs, ideologies,
principles and values that the individuals of an
organization share. The main objective of the present
research was to understand the culture of present
telecom company at Bhopal branch. The primary data
has been collected from 30 employees through the
instrument of organizational culture developed by
Reddy. The collected data has been analyzed by using
mean as a tool for analysis. The mean for dependency
norm and norm for power-orientedness have come
out to be high while for other norms it was moderate.
It shows that the employees of organization under
study have very high dependency on their superior
and power is not equally distributed in the organization.
On the basis of the findings It can be concluded that,
culture followed in this organization is more
formalized and structured, based on rules and policies
and gives moderate level of flexibility, for innovation
and development. So it has been recommended to
company to create such a culture where employees
can grow and develop more and can be risk taker.
Also it has been recommended to company to reduce
the dependency norms so that employees can take
their own decision for day to day tasks.
Keywords: Organizational Culture, Culture Types, Culture Models, Dependency norms, Powerorientedness norms, Bureaurocratic norms, Closesupervision norms, Centralized risk taking norms.
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