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Worldviews habitual ways of seeing the world that reflect our inclinations and experiences
Organizational Communications the interaction required to direct a group toward a shared goal
Organizational Communication is how: 1. People function within organizations (Ex: Faculty- teach, research and service)
2. Organizations interact with one another (Ex: ECU works with state government,
UNC system, Physicians East)
3. Organizations influence the public and government (Ex: ECU doing renovation
causing issues in town)
4. People influence organizations themselves (ex: demand organizational change;
shift purchasing and investment commitments; encourage movement to a locale.)
(Ex: Org change at ECU- chancellor wants to make engineering bigger at ECU)
5. How organizations, individuals, and society (re)create social, moral, and cultural
priorities. (Ex: ECU being a party school, it is not written here it is just a belief)
Information Economy is capitalist (in most states) but revenue generation is largely through abstract
products. Information (investment, intellectual property, research, media, and
entertainment, etc.) drives monetary exchanges. Consequently, market success or
failure is dependent on who has the information.
-- Ex: Cuck Conuts radio commercial about a new donut
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During industrialization... 1. most Western economies were expanding and large corporations (publicly
traded and family owned) were able to grow or remain stable. Consequently
employees enjoyed benefits:
- Secure work (and loyalty from organizations)
- Opportunities for advancements
- With the introduction of unions: improved benefits
2. Corporations themselves enjoyed
- Loyal workers that identified with the organizations
- "cheap" labor (early models exploited workers)
How much a CEO makes whatever you make working, double it and multiply it by a thousand
Three main types of changes that must be understood 1. globalization
and appreciated 2. communication technology
3. changes in the meaning and structure of work itself
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Worldviews habitual ways of seeing the world that reflect our inclinations and experiences
Organizational Communications the interaction required to direct a group toward a shared goal
Organizational Communication is how: 1. People function within organizations (Ex: Faculty- teach, research and service)
2. Organizations interact with one another (Ex: ECU works with state government,
UNC system, Physicians East)
3. Organizations influence the public and government (Ex: ECU doing renovation
causing issues in town)
4. People influence organizations themselves (ex: demand organizational change;
shift purchasing and investment commitments; encourage movement to a locale.)
(Ex: Org change at ECU- chancellor wants to make engineering bigger at ECU)
5. How organizations, individuals, and society (re)create social, moral, and cultural
priorities. (Ex: ECU being a party school, it is not written here it is just a belief)
Information Economy is capitalist (in most states) but revenue generation is largely through abstract
products. Information (investment, intellectual property, research, media, and
entertainment, etc.) drives monetary exchanges. Consequently, market success or
failure is dependent on who has the information.
-- Ex: Cuck Conuts radio commercial about a new donut
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, Organizational Communications Test 1.pdf Organizational Communications Test 1 Organizational Communications Test 1.pdf
During industrialization... 1. most Western economies were expanding and large corporations (publicly
traded and family owned) were able to grow or remain stable. Consequently
employees enjoyed benefits:
- Secure work (and loyalty from organizations)
- Opportunities for advancements
- With the introduction of unions: improved benefits
2. Corporations themselves enjoyed
- Loyal workers that identified with the organizations
- "cheap" labor (early models exploited workers)
How much a CEO makes whatever you make working, double it and multiply it by a thousand
Three main types of changes that must be understood 1. globalization
and appreciated 2. communication technology
3. changes in the meaning and structure of work itself
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