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Dalam Organisasi
sebuah tayangan prinsip-prinsip manajemen
Pengertian Budaya Dalam
Organisasi
Budaya dalam organisasi
adalah sistem mengenai
nilai dan keyakinan yang
dianut oleh organisasi untuk
menuntun bahkan
membentuk sikap dan
perilaku anggotanya.
Organizational culture is the personality of the
organization.
Organizational culture shapes behavior and influences
performance
The observable culture is what you see and hear as an
employee or customer.
The core culture is found in the underlying values of the
organization.
Value-based management supports a strong
organizational culture.
Observable Culture
DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN
CHANGE LEADERS AND STATUS
QUO MANAGERS
Organizations pursue both
transformational and incremental
changes
Transformational change
results in a major and comprehensive redirection of the
organization.
Incremental change
bends and adjusts existing ways to improve performance.
Three phases of planned change
unfreezing—preparing a system for change
changing—making actual changes in the system
refreezing—stabilizing the system after change
Managers use force-coercion,
rational persuasion, and shared
power change Strategies
Change leaders identify and deal
positively with resistance to
change
Education and communication use discussions,
presentations, and demonstrations to educate people
about a change before it happens.
Participation and involvement allows others to contribute
ideas and help design and implement the change.
Facilitation and support provide encouragement and
training, channels for communicating problems and
complaints, and ways of helping to overcome
performance pressures.
Negotiation and agreement off er incentives to those
who are actively resisting or ready to resist, trying to
make trade-off s in exchange for cooperation.
Why People May Resist
Change
Fear of the unknown—not understanding what is happening or what comes
next
Disrupted habits—feeling upset to see the end of the old ways of doing things
Loss of confi dence—feeling incapable of performing well under the new ways
of doing things
Loss of control—feeling that things are being done “to” you rather than “by”
or “with” you
Poor timing—feeling overwhelmed by the situation or feeling that things are
moving too fast
Work overload—not having the physical or psychic energy to commit to the
change
Loss of face—feeling inadequate or humiliated because it appears that the old
ways weren’t good ways
Lack of purpose—not seeing a reason for the change and/or not
understanding its benefi ts