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18 Cards in this Set
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Organizations
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Systems that apply procedures to a set of resources to transform inputs into valued outputs
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Technology
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Procedures and resources used by an organization to transform inputs into outputs
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Corporate Strategy
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Organization's plan for how it will achieve goals
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Organization Structure
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Means through which an organization generates behaviors necessary to execute its corporate strategy
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Contingency Approach to Organization Design
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Approach to organizational design based on premise that the best type of structure for an organization depends on the key contingencies associated with that organization
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Job Design
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A dimension of organization structure that describes the manner in which total tasks of an organization is divided into separate jobs
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Coordination & Departmentation
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A dimension of organization structure that describes the methods used to coordinate the work of individual employees and subunit in an organization
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Decision making & Leadership Structure
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A dimension of organization structure that describes the nature of the decision making and leadership processes used in an organization
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Communications & Information Structure
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A dimension of organizational structure that describes the nature of and methods for communicating in an organization
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Control Structure
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A dimension of organizational structure that describes the nature of the processes used to control employee behavior in an organization
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Managerial Strategy
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One of the 3 main patterns of combos of structural variables that can be adopted by an organization, namely classical, Human relations or high involvement
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Contextual Variables
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Factors in he firm's context that indicate the most appropriate managerial strategy and organizational structure
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Domain
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describes specific products or services offered by a given organization
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Task Environment
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The portion of the general environment that has direct relevance to a given organization
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Classical Managerial Strategy
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An approach to management that assumes most workers inherently dislike work but can be induced to work in order to satisfy essential needs
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Human Relations Strategy
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Assumes most employees inherently dislike work but can be induced to work in order to satisfy social needs
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High-Involvement Managerial Strategy
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Assumes work can be intrinsicaly motivating if org is structured properly
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Organizational Culture
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A set of core values and understandings shared by members of an organization
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