Culture in Organizations a Case Study And Analysis
Culture in Organizations a Case Study And Analysis
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Because women in staff positions are generally not interacting frequently with the male managers on the line, they are not in a position which would warrant being confronted or receiving extensive criticism. The women who are in line positions, however, have veto power and are able to make proposals as well as implement them. Hence they are viewed as "open game" and women in line positions may be beaten up: I remember Sylvia Williams who was the head of a project . . . Which lasted a year or so... . . . She was at the planning commit- tee doing a "dead proposal"--(i. E. ) this business is about to die, its not been successful, it did not meet its goals and objec- tives, and therefore I'm recommending we go out of business for the following . . . Reasons and this is how much it's going to cost me--and she got the shit kicked out of her. She really got beat up on that . . . And several people in that room beat the living daylights out of her . . . Several of the people there went at her as if .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because women in staff positions are generally not interacting frequently with the male managers on the line, they are not in a position which would warrant being confronted or receiving extensive criticism. The women who are in line positions, however, have veto power and are able to make proposals as well as implement them. Hence they are viewed as "open game" and women in line positions may be beaten up: I remember Sylvia Williams who was the head of a project . . . Which lasted a year or so... . . . She was at the planning commit- tee doing a "dead proposal"--(i. E. ) this business is about to die, its not been successful, it did not meet its goals and objec- tives, and therefore I'm recommending we go out of business for the following . . . Reasons and this is how much it's going to cost me--and she got the shit kicked out of her. She really got beat up on that . . . And several people in that room beat the living daylights out of her . . . Several of the people there went at her as if .
What to read after Culture in Organizations a Case Study And Analysis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Gibb Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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