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A strong culture may act as an asset or a liability for the organization, depending on the types of values that are shared. In an organization with a culture that is strongly outcome-oriented, organization may perform well, if this value system matches the organizational environment, and members are behaving ethically. However, a strong outcome-oriented culture coupled with unethical behaviors and more inclination for quantitative performance indicators may be detrimental to an organization’s effectiveness and acts as a liability. Enron is an extreme example of this dysfunctional type of strong culture.
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