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What is Organizational Climate

Handbook of Research on Strategic Fit and Design in Business Ecosystems
Organizational climate is a notion that staff perceive. The organizational climate has an impact on productivity, motivation, and conduct of employees.
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Mutual Relationships Between Digital Transformation and Leadership
Guney Cetın Gurkan (Trakya University, Turkey), Gulsel Cıftcı (Trakya University, Turkey), and Basak Ozyurt (Trakya University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1125-1.ch013
Abstract
Organizations have taken various steps and transformed to adapt to digital technologies that change and evolve over the years. There is a need for leaders specialized in “digital technology and digital transformation” within the organization in order to be able to manage this transformation with appropriate decisions and strategies. There is a change in the titles given to leaders, their job descriptions, and qualifications during the process of digital transformation. The tasks of these leaders are to cooperate with other departments in the organization in a harmonious and supportive way to develop and implement innovations in the organization, to systematize the workflow processes, to quickly adapt technological innovations to the organization, and to contribute directly to its values. This chapter discusses supportive leader behaviors and types for change and transformation, supportive leaders for digital transformation, and the changing roles of leaders in digital transformation and digital leadership.
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The Relationship Between the Dimensions of the Organizational Climate in SMEs of the Region Laja-Bajio, Mexico
Represents the set of perceptions shared by the members of an organization with respect to their work environment and the company, as well as in relation to the role played within.
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Organizational Behavior
The current work environment and atmosphere of an organization, as perceived by employees.
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A Critical Narrative of Employee Well-Being and Control Paradox in Higher Education
It is a perception dependent on a value judgment which can vary greatly from person to person and impact productivity, motivation, and employee behavior.
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Grieving Organizations and Other Work-Related Pathologies: Examples From Academia
The way in which employees perceive their work environment and organizational life.
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Adaptive Performance: A Review of Managerial Interventions
Shared perceptions regarding the meaning attached to policies, practices, and procedures employees experience.
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Dealing with the Primacy of Knowledge in an In-Patient Mental Health Setting
The atmosphere that employees perceive in their organizations. It is created by practices, procedures, and rewards.
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A Unified Framework of Organizational Perspectives and Knowledge Management and Their Impact on Job Performance
The properties of the business environment in a workplace observed by employee that strongly influence their actions and job performance.
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The Impact of the Work Environment on Innovation and Business Sustainability in SMEs: The Case of San José de Cúcuta, Colombia
A delicate mix of interpretations or perceptions, what people do in an organization of their jobs or roles and only from them, will they you will be able to know and determine its characteristics. It is a pattern of organizational characteristics with relation to the quality of the internal environment of the institution, which is perceived by its members and directly influences their attitudes.
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When the Process Fails: Restoring Trust in a #MeToo Workplace
Artifacts, values, and norms and basic assumptions held within an organization; collective emotional response and state by workers towards the external environment and internal events of an organization; relies on both individual and shared perceptions about how fairly and effectively employees believe the organization treats them.
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The Perception Educators Have of their Leader’s Support and their Own Perceived Level of Burnout
A series of internal psychological characteristics that differentiate one organization from another and that affects the behaviors of members of an organization (Xiaofu & Qiwen, 2007); often includes levels of principal power behaviors and teacher behaviors.
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Understanding Strategic Skills of Managers for First-Time Leadership in Industry 4.0
Organizational climate is a concept that explains the connections between employees and how they should behave in their organizations.
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