Organizational Culture in Serbian Companies According to the Denison Model
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Organizational culture is an important research topic of modern management science. The results of research conducted in order to cast light on organizational culture in Serbia are shown in the following paper. Since finding a balance between the demands for consistency of an organization and its required adaptability to change is a major challenge in managing organizations in the contemporary world, the Denison Model was applied to the research. The essence of the model is consisted of four dimensions of organizational culture: mission, consistency, involvement of employees, and ability of an organization to change thus including its need for stability as well as for flexibility. The obtained results specifically point to aspects of organizational culture the advancement of which will improve the efficiency and competitive advantage of enterprises in Serbia, which can serve as useful information to policy creators for making better decisions.
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