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This comprehensive exploration by Phani Radhakrishnan, Senior Lecturer in Organizational Behavior, highlights the critical importance of culture in understanding organizational dynamics and behavior. As global economies and political landscapes evolve, managers must navigate complex cultural interactions, especially in contexts of economic interconnectedness, free trade, and privatization. Team-based outsourcing and mergers & acquisitions blur organizational boundaries, increasing competition. This study emphasizes the necessity for leaders to comprehend behavioral and psychological differences in diverse cultural settings to effectively manage people and foster organizational success.
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Why study Culture Phani Radhakrishnan Senior Lecturer Organizational Behavior Human Resources Management U Toronto @ Scarborough Centre for Ind Relns & Human Resources
Globalization • Inter-connectedness in terms of • Economies • Political • Cultural • Legal
Focus on Econ Inter-connectedness Free Trade Economic Inter-connected-ness Organizational Environments IT Team- Based Out-sourcing M&A=>Loose Orgn Boundaries Increased Competition Privatization
How do Managers function in these Organizational Environments • All involve people (interacting with them) • Current knowledge is primarily based on research in US/European contexts Team- Based Out-sourcing M&A=>Loose Orgn Boundaries Increased Competition Privatization
Need to know about Culture • Culture is invisible • Affects legal, political environments • Crux of management is learning about behavioral and psychological differences between people