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    These types are harder to define particularly in the diversity of normative and cultural-cognitive elements, but have power in enacting change to regulatory pressures (Javernick-Will & Scott, 2010). Institutional theory and organisations are social structures that at the core are influenced by society, its people and require exploration. “[N]ot all firms are alike…” (Javernick-Will & Scott, 2010, p. 556). Giving way to the reasoning that even though project management within organisations is…

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    emphasis on social position (the outcome of social actions, practices, and meanings) and social positioning (the process of practices, actions, and purpose within a social context), the theory offers an immediate concept between objectivism…

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    According to Toseland & Rivas (2012) enabler, broker, mediator, advocate, and educator are roles social worker use to assist members complete their treatment plans. As an enabler social workers guide member to use their own resources and strengths. Broker provide resources that might aid in treatment plan process. Helping members settle disputes is being a mediator. Social worker advocate by presenting the members in the best of their needs. Educator gives members information to…

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    have to adjust their organizational structure to fit ever-changing market. When creating or reforming organizational structure it is very important to be rational in task assignments. Well organized structure will promote cooperation and prevent conflicts. On the other hand, the poor organizational structure, would be a cause for chaos and failure. “Social capital is the foundation of matrix structures. So the leaders ’ task in implementing a matrix is to build social capital by building…

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    Divisional structure: it is the type of organizational configuration which separates and groups together the employees responsible for a particular product type or market service according to workflow. This type of structure tends to increase the flexibility and it can be further broken down in product, market and geographic structure. (Business Dictionary, N/A) Comparison of functional and divisional structure in terms of design elements and principles: In functional structure, only one…

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    Organizational Structure and Culture are directly linked to Organisational Performance. Analysing the relationship between organisational structure and organisational culture change hinges on two factors: - How an organisational culture develops around the organisational structure, and how a culture change may be required to change the organisations structure. - How an organisational structure may remain unchanged, but the organisational culture may change if the hierarchy changes how employees…

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    organization (Cameron & Freeman, 1991). Every culture has three specific levels that can be analyzed and critiqued (Schein, 2010). The whole hospital and neurology unit operates using the matrix structure because of the complexity of the modern day healthcare system. The matrix organizational structure is defined as having more than one formal leader. This may involve a strong and a week reporting system relationships among disciplines (Global Integration, 2013). This is evidenced in nursing as…

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    personalities that represents the unique character of an organization, and provides the context for action in it and by it." Beliefs and values are words that will pop up frequently in other definitions, as well. Norms might be described as traditions, structure of authority, or routines. Edgar Schein, another of the most famous and most respected theorists dealing with organizational culture says that the definition of organizational culture has to be general, or else you start to eliminate…

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    Bureaucracies have been around for a very long time. According to Volti, a bureaucracy is “an organizational structure based on impersonality, expertise, division of labor, hierarchy, written records, and definitive rules and procedures. The government created a bureaucracy to protect and control the population from other empires or other governments from taking over their businesses. To keep their businesses up to date and to maintain their empire the bureaucracy decided to collect taxes from…

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    The process of organization culminates into organizational structure. Illustrator I : Organisation is the coordinated efforts of all functional activities. Source : Organisational Behaviour by Nair, Suja R. Published by Himalaya Publishing House 2010 Organisational structure is the framework within which managerial and operating tasks are performed. It specifies the relationships between people, work and resources. Organisational structure allows correlation and coordination among human,…

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