Features of formation of organizational culture in the hospitality enterprises
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.62597Keywords:
organizational culture, tool for assessing corporate culture of K. Cameron and R. Quinn, organizational effectiveness, hospitality enterpriseAbstract
The article analyzes the content and features of formation of effective organizational culture. A system of factors that affect the formation of effective organizational culture is considered. Also the advantages of the application of the Cameron and Quinn technique about building an effective organizational culture of hospitality enterprises are researched. With the help of the OCAI tool of K. Cameron and R. Quinn it is identified the type of corporate culture of the researched organization and its strengths and weaknesses
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