Clan culture is a warm and friendly workplace where employees collaborate with co-workers and empowered to share with each other like an extended family (Figure 4). Because of its similarity to a family- type organization, it is called a clan. William Ouchi has used the term clan to describe a control system based on socialization and internalized values and norms. As such clan culture represents a high level of informal controls (professional and cultural control) with a low level of formal controls to achieve its objectives (Figure 4). In this culture, strong fraternal relationships among organizational members exert strong peer pressure to adhere to organizational norms. A clan culture comprises a set of values and norms that are highly consistent with the requirement of a steady state strategy.