Identify beliefs, values, attitudes, and behaviours which form individual and community identities, and [how these would become
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"Identify beliefs, values, attitudes, and behaviours which form individual and community identities, and [how these would become the basis for] respectful relationships."
- What do you perceive as unique "Canadian" beliefs, values, and attitudes [at the individual level and at the organizational level]? How do these translate into [emergent] behaviours?
- What parts of your identity, values, and/ or beliefs are the same as these "Canadian" values and what parts appear different? Are their patterns of your behaviour [behavioural traditions] which appear the same or different from the "Canadian norm?"
- Why is it important to not only "manage" diversity, but to understand its importance to an organization? [be specific - for ex. don't simply say it provides a competitive advantage - you must defend and explain how/why]
- How do these [1-3 above] interact in the creation, perpetuation, or, potentially the alteration, of an organizational culture? ... and what would the "culture" be like? [for this please include, as well, reference to motivational, communication, and leadership/ management practices - in other words visible, tangible manifestations].
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Organizational Behaviour Concepts Controversies Applications
ISBN: 978-0132310314
6th Canadian Edition
Authors: Nancy Langton, Stephen P. Robbins, Timothy A. Judge, Katherine Breward
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