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ORGANIZATION DESIGN CHAPTER 1
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ORGANIZATION DESIGN CHAPTER 1
classic 5 management functions
- PLANNING
- ORGANIZING
- STAFFING
- LEADING
- CONTROLLING
- REPORTING
- BUDGETING
GUTENBERGS principle of substitution
- standardize and regulate only where necessary
- streamline everyday activities
- once in a lifetime activities can be spontaneous
- standardize and regulate only where necessary
EFFICIENCY VS EFFECTIVENESS
- DO THE THINGS RIGHT
- DO THE RIGHT THINGS
three organizational perspectives
- INSTITUTIONALIZED
- an organization IS
- country – part of world bank – part of finance sector
- an organization IS
- INSTRUMENTAL
- a corp. has an organization
- organization: time tables, focus (customer, business etc)
- a corp. has an organization
- FUNCTIONAL
- a corp. is organized
- process of organization, CHANGE
- a corp. is organized
- INSTITUTIONALIZED
characteristics of organizations
- GOAL ORIENTATION
- personal goals
- personal goals for corp.
- organizational goals
- SOCIAL SYSTEMS
- preconceived individual values (onion)
- individual rules, norms of social systems
- STRUCTURES
- consciously set or emerged from daily interaction
- organizational rules lead to structures
- GOAL ORIENTATION
6 principles of design
- business strategy, operating context
- holistic thinking (formal + informal)
- designing for the future better than designing for now
- resource intensive (time + cost)
- NOT a repair job
5 rules of thumb
- COMPELLING REASON
- CONSIDER ALL OPTIONS
- RIGHT TIME
- CLUES FOR MISALIGNMENT?
- ALERT TO FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS