Models and Types of Organizational Culture in the Context of Contemporary Social Transformations

Authors

  • Kateryna Bannikova Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29038/2306-3971-2015-01-11-16

Keywords:

organizational culture, organizational culture model, the type of organizational culture

Abstract

It is shown that organizing culture is one of the main components of success. It can act as a tool to improve the efficiency of the organization’s personnel. For identify opportunities of existing models and types of organizational culture in condition of contemporary social transformations author analyses of existing classifications of organizational culture, their comparison for the basic criteria and performance measurement in modern conditions are made. In article one considers proposed classifications and evolution of organizational cultures typologizations throw three stages: theoretical, empirical and instrumental. The features and specifics of different models and types of organizational culture are discussed. It is proved that the greatest potential in modern conditions has the classification of G. Hofstede.

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Published

17.05.2018

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THEORETICAL PROVISIONS OF SOCIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS