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Organisational Culture may be visualised as being an implicit set of references that guide and influence the behaviour of individuals within the organization
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This total includes references and bibliography.
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02 December 2007
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this essay is for my Human Resource Managment moudle.
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The student is required to write an essay on the above topic in which the various aspects of organizational culture are discussed and evaluated.
The following is one possible process by which critical evaluation may be accomplished by:
• identifying issues or characteristics within the concept of organizational culture.
• finding two or more theories that relate to the issues under discussion
• breaking down each theory into its component parts to develop a greater understanding of what it is saying and not saying. ( the boundaries of the theory)
• comparing and contrasting one theory with another so as to find points of agreement, difference and seeking to find how one theory may qualify another.
• Building a composite model of the previous analysis and evaluating it in terms of how this relates to good practice.
The above is just one suggested procedure by which the student may engage with theoretical work and come to a realization of how it is the basis of academic work.
As it is laid out above it reads as a somewhat mechanical process, this may be to miss the point of the whole exercise which is that the overriding purpose is to get the student to think about theories and to express their thoughts in a form of writing that demonstrates their capacity to engage in theoretical analysis and independent thinking.