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Organizational Structure
exhibited by most institutions in the world today. The structure presents a pyramid shaped
institutional chart whereby the line of authority or command commence from the top, (president)
and goes down to low level employees. In other words, the chart related to this organizational
structure present positions with the highest responsibility like the president on the top and goes
down to the positions with lowest responsibility such as the entry-level employees at the bottom
(Soderstrom and Klaus 227). Indeed, the workforce are well-organized concerning their specified
skills and their distinct profession in the institution and every staff has a supervisor.
employee’s behavior and conduct. First, the structure dictates levels of power and responsibility
making the employees to exhibit a defined personal resilience and act of conduct towards the
positions high in the chain of command. That is to say, the structures dictates a determined form
of conduct towards every staff in the institution. Second, the structure set down the channels of
behavior (Soderstrom and Klaus 227). Moreover, the structure proffer every employees with a
specialty; hence, inspiring the workforce with determined career paths, professionalism and
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respect to the organization stakeholders like customers and shareholders. The employees exhibit
passive aggression and handle situations carefully and effectively to effectuate their career
development opportunities.
The changes to the organizational culture emanated by the new president might impact
the workforce behavior. Development of candor behavior where the employees avoid candid
expression of their feelings and thoughts slowing innovation and creativity. The change in the
organizational culture set up a resistance to change behavior among employees allowing the
workforce to act in interest of the president in place of the institution. Therefore, the organization
need to establish a shared value and invest in diversity and belonging to maintain their market
position.
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Work cited
Soderstrom, Sara B., and Klaus Weber. "Organizational structure from interaction: Evidence
271.