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Artifacts are visible and physical such as dress codes, physical settings (architecture and offices),newsletters, signs, and banners. Espoused values are audible and spoken, such as goals,philosophies, slogans, and strategies and are included in stories of organizational heroes, legends,myths, acronyms, and greetings. Artifacts and espoused values are usually congruent with, orreflective of, the basic underlying assumptions. The intermediate level covers values and beliefs,concerning what ought to be done. This research focuses on this intermediate level of values, andidentifies compensation strategy aligned with various types of organization culture. Values andbeliefs consist of symbols, communications scripts, events, myths, and ways of doing things.These underlying values have an influence on the behavior of organizational members, as theyrely on these values to guide their decisions and behaviors. These levels of organization cultureare shown in Figure 1.
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