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Chapter 4 Organizational Culture Come From By. Dwiyadi Surya Wardana

Sumber utama budaya organisasi adalah pendirinya (Robbins,2002:284) Budaya organisasi dihasilkan dari interaksi antar bias dan asumsi para pendiri dengan apa yang dipelajari selanjutnya oleh anggota awal organisasi, dari pengalaman mereka sendiri (Robbins, )

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall3 Where Does Organizational Culture Come From? Comes from interaction of four factors: – The personal and professional characteristics of people within the organization – Organizational ethics – The property rights that the organization gives to employees – The structure of the organization

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall4 Figure 7-2: Where an Organization’s Culture Comes From

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall5 Where Does Organizational Culture Come From? (cont.) Characteristics of people within the organization – Through a process of hiring people that match existing culture and attrition, people become more and more similar over time – The founder has substantial influence (Jones,2010:213) Organizational ethics – The moral values, beliefs, and rules that establish the appropriate way for organizational stakeholders to deal with one another and with the environment Derived from the personality and beliefs of the founder and top management

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall6 Figure 7.3: Factors Influencing the Development of Organizational Ethics

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall7 Where Does Organizational Culture Come From? (cont.) Property rights: rights that an organization gives to members to receive and use organizational resources The distribution of property rights to different stakeholders determines: How effective an organization is The culture that emerges in the organization

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall8 Table 7-3: Common Property Rights Given to Employees

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall9 Where Does Organizational Culture Come From? (cont.) Property rights (cont.) – Top managers are in a strong position to establish the terms of their own employment and the property rights received by others – Changing property rights changes the corporate culture by changing the instrumental values that motivate and coordinate employees – Strong property rights may harm the organization

Copyright 2007 Prentice Hall10 Where Does Organizational Culture Come From? (cont.) Organizational structure – Mechanistic vs. Organic Mechanistic - predictability and stability are desired goals Organic – innovation and flexibility are desired end states – Centralized vs. Decentralized Decentralized - encourages and rewards creativity and innovation Centralized – reinforces obedience and accountability

Organizational structure, is the formal system of task and authority relationships that organizational establishes to control its activities.