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How Conflict Are Different if Compare Than New Organization and Traditional Organization
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Conflict According to Experts : Stoner and Freeman (1989:392) split th e view into two parts, namely the traditional view (Old view) andmodern view (Current View) According to Robbins (1996) Soerjono Soekanto Lewis A. Coser Gillin and Gillin
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The differences of modern organizations and traditional organization Traditional Organization Closed System The characteristics of a closed system, according to Tom Burns and G. M. Stalker is: 1) routine tasks occur in a stable state 2) the existence of a duty of the means 3) Conflict in the Organization resolved from superiors.
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The differences of modern organizations and traditional organization Modern Organization the dependence of each other The traits -Sometimes called analysis of system organization -Take into consideration all elements, organization -Looking at the Organization as a system -Conformity so that the organization can last a long time in his life, must be adapted to changes in their environment -The Organization and its environment should be seen as something that interdependence.
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The difference in the conflict between traditional and modern Organization Organization Mindset Behaviour
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5 types of conflict in organizations 1. Conflict in the individual 2. The conflict between individuals within the same organization 3. Conflicts between individual and group 4. Conflict between groups within the same organization 5. Conflicts between organizations
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The cause of the occurrence of conflicts in organization 1. Individual differences, which include the establishment of differences and feelings, 2. The difference in the cultural background of the forming of different individuals, 3. The difference in the interests of the individual or group, 4. the value of the changes rapid and sudden in the community, and 5. The difference in the pattern of interaction with one another.
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