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Comparison of Organizational Culture in Public, Comercial and Nonprofit Service Providers
Boháčková, Markéta ; Šťovíčková Jantulová, Magdaléna (advisor) ; Pospíšilová, Tereza (referee)
This Diploma Thesis focuses on comparison of organisational culture in state-controlled, commercial and non-profit organisations in the area of pre-school education. It is based on the Competing Values Framework developed by Cameron and Quinn, according to whom there are four types of organisational culture. The goal of this Thesis is to identify and describe the culture types in organisations in the above-mentioned three sectors, and to subsequently compare these types so that their similarities and differences can be revealed. The chosen method of research is a case study; the data was collected by a questionnaire survey among employees and by analysis of documents used in the organisations. My research has indicated that the organisational culture in the three sectors is similar in certain elements, but different in others. An established similarity is the presence of the clan culture, which is a friendly and informal working environment. Regarding the differences, the culture is more bureaucratic and hierarchic in a state-controlled organisation, while more dynamic and focused on innovations in commercial and non-profit ones.
Organizational culture - A difference between outward stylization and operational reality
Turková, Jaroslava ; Rymeš, Milan (advisor) ; Letovancová, Eva (referee)
Diploma thesis is focusing on the declared and actually perceived organizational culure. Theoretical part defines the concet of organizational culture, focuses on description of individual attributes of the organizational culture and its structure. Attention is paid also to some typologies of the organizational culture, and to an overview of current level of knowledge regarding the area of declared and actually percieved organizational culture. In the empirical part, a case study of a chosen organization has been conducted, attempting to describe given phenomena. Content analysis has been used to study declared organizational culture, actually percieved organizational culture has been measured by OCAI and way of employees' understanding of this phenomenon has been reviewed in transcriptions of interviews with employess. Further, possible areas of future research have been suggested. Keywords: Organizational culture, competing values framework, university, case study

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