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Considerations Changing Organization Cultures |
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Eight considerations to consider when you are changing the culture of an organization. Explanation of Changing Organization Cultures of Trice and Beyer. ('93) |
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"Because it entails introducing something new and substantially different from what prevails in existing cultures, cultural innovation is (...) more difficult than cultural maintenance. When innovation occurs, some things replace or displace others... People often resist such changes. They have good reasons to. The successful management of the processes of culture change or culture creation often entails convincing people that likely gains outweigh the losses".
In their excellent book "The Cultures of Work Organizations", Harrison Trice and Janice Beyer provide a number of ideas that you should remember and consider when you are changing the culture of an organization:
Eight considerations to keep in mind when changing organization cultures
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