THE IMPLICATIONS OF CULTURAL DIMENSIONS ON BUSINESS PRACTICES AND MANAGERIAL BEHAVIOUR WITHIN THE ORGANIZATIONS OF BIHOR COUNTY (original) (raw)

The implications of cultural dimensions on business practices and managerial behaviour within the organisations of bihor country

…, 2004

The scientific references consider that the influence of culture on organization and leading, on management in general, should be examined from two viewpoints: that of national culture and corporate culture. Although, there is a direct relationship between the two types of culture, and they are mutually influencing each other, they are not identical phenomena, they are different in nature. Over time, specialists have confirmed the influence of national and corporate culture on the behaviour of managers, on their style and work behaviour, reaching the conclusion that corporate culture does not erase or diminish the national culture; on the contrary, sometimes it even maintains or increases the national differences.

Comor Exploratory Research On The Organizational Culture And The Managerial Behavior In Romania

…, 2004

After a brief foray on the concept of organizational culture and on the research in this area, our work relates to how the project was organised featuring COMOR exploratory research activities, research that aims to identify the greatest possible number of elements, sides and aspects that characterize the managerial organizational culture and behavior specific to the culture and subcultures existing in different geographical spaces of Romania and in the main areas of economic activity in our country. For this purpose extensively stages are described under the conduct of the research in question, namely: o the establishment of the fundamental objectives and those derived; o definition of the sample taken in the study, with a description of each phase of the process stack sampling; o drafting of the questionnaire to collect the opinions expressed by the respondents in the sample; o collection of data from the sampled units; o encoding and processing of data by means of a computerized program; o analysis and interpretation of results on sizes of organizational culture, managerial type behavior, characteristics and behaviors of the effective leader's Manager, the definition of excellence, all presented in territorial aspect (counties, regions and national level) and on the areas of activity according to CAEN.

Managerial Strategies and Organisational Culture Quaestus Multidisciplinary Research Journal 72 the Influence of National Culture on Organizational Culture in Romanian Companies

Organizational culture refers to the values and behaviors that contribute to the unique social and psychological environment of an organization. Organizational culture includes an organization's expectations, experiences, philosophy, and values that hold it together, and is expressed in its self-image, inner workings, interactions with the outside world, and future expectations. It is based on shared attitudes, beliefs, customs, and written and unwritten rules that have been developed over time and are considered valid. Organizational culture influences: the ways the organization conducts its business, treats its employees, customers, and the wider community; the extent to which freedom is allowed in decision making, developing new ideas, and personal expression; how power and information flow through its hierarchy; how committed employees are towards collective objectives. Environmental adaptation and behavioral integration are two major problems the organization of this beginn...

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Management and Marketing Journal, 2017

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Issues of Organizational Culture in Romania – A Case Study

Review of Economic and Business Studies, 2016

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The Culture of Romanian Organization: The Diagnosis of the Remaning Mentalities

2010

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Culture And Leadership: The Case Of Romania

2015

Globalization and internationalization lead to the development of a general image of good and effective leadership which influence the local leadership styles and the behavior of leaders. The latter must overcome the conflict between the desire to implement corporate standards which are internationally valid and the need to act locally in terms of organizational culture, business environment and leadership style. The knowledge of the national peculiarities and traditions, the understanding of their heritage and background, coming to grips with them are key-success factors for international co-operations and/or joint-ventures in today’s competitive world. The aim of this paper is to explore the connection between the organizational culture and the leadership style and aims to develop a better understanding of the Romanian leadership. It also provides important information and ideas on the leadership styles practiced in the companies within Romania. The study presents the research f...

Managing Organizational Culture in a Global Organization: The Case of Romania in the Process of Integration in the European Union (coautor)

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The reality of today's global organizations is that organizational culture must recognize cultural diversity. Social norms create differences, values and attitudes about similar circumstances also vary from country to country. Since the process of determining an organizational culture often involves considerable "education," Romanian managers should be sensitive to global differences in approaches to education to make sure their cultural education efforts are effective. The article propose the identification of all the means and opportunities utilized by the managers, to make obvious the strategic capacity of the Romanian firms, which function in a complex and unstable medium, now, at the 21 century beginning.