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Three types of organizational cultures: guilt culture, multidirectional culture, and high flexibility culture. Guilt culture is characterized by fear and lack of innovation, multidirectional culture by cohesion in some departments but poor communication between others, and high flexibility culture by many exceptions and a focus on the unique aspects of each situation. The document also compares these cultures in the context of bulgaria, usa, and holland, highlighting the importance of understanding and embracing different organizational cultures.
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First Video First of all, there are five types of organizational culture right now. The first is the one that people really don't like to go to; It is the culture of guilt that you know you have In fact, people are afraid to do anything, there is no innovation because there is too much fear, people wait for you to tell them what to do now the next level is multidirectional culture now culture multidirectional this is where there is some cohesion in some departments, but the partial departments don't speak well to each other, so the accounting department agrees the finance department on this side and then maybe have the other guys in marketing on the other side and they're always fighting because the finance department has their things that they are supposed to do in the marketing department they have their things that they are supposed to do and then of course the procurement department is in the middle and not one is cooperating, then all
The idea is that you have a true path that you must follow, all other paths are wrong, so discipline is much more important and the law applies in all situations in exactly the same way, there is no room for exceptions, there is no place for exceptions while in high flexibility cultures there are many exceptions because it all depends on each situation now let's look at Bulgaria, USA and Holland this is a study conducted in Bulgaria so you can see that Bulgaria scores high in power distance it is hierarchical it is more collectivistic than individualistic, it scores somewhere in the middle in terms of orientation performance, but the avoidance of uncertainty is very high, we do not have a score for flexibility in Bulgaria it has not been it has not been investigated
The low interest of young people in our culture is what can lead to their loss since their knowledge about it is very scarce many have, we can use the information from the videos to create events to provide these cultures that little by little disappear in our country, we should not be afraid of innovation, it is very important to be responsible and have discipline in order to achieve something