Корпоративна культура в кроскультурному середовищі: значення та функції
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Видавництво Львівської політехніки
Lviv Politechnic Publishing House
Lviv Politechnic Publishing House
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Коротко описано найбільш відомі концепції культури, зокрема Дж. Хофстеде,
Е. Холла, Ф. Клакхона, Ф. Стродбека, Р. Інглхарта та інших науковців. Особливу
увагу звернено на модель відмінностей національних культур Ф. Тромпенаарса і
Ч. Хемпден-Тернера, яка базується на сімох вимірах. На основі проаналізованих кон-
цепцій виокремлено основні чинники, які слід враховувати при формуванні корпо-
ративної культури в кроскультурному середовищі. Підкреслено значимість корпо-
ративної культури в кроскультурному середовищі для різних цільових груп впливу:
ділових партнерів, працівників, власників, споживачів (клієнтів) та державних ор-
ганів влади. Виокремлено її ключові функції в кроскультурному середовищі, а саме:
інтеграційну, антикризову, підтримуючу, адаптивну, інформаційну, охоронну, моти-
ваційну, репутаційну.
The importance of corporate culture in a cross-cultural environment is considerable. Corporate culture serves as the “glue” that unites individuals with diverse mentalities, worldviews, values, traditions, and norms of behavior. The article summarizes notable cultural theories, including those by Geert Hofstede, Edward Hall, Florence Kluckhohn, Fred Strodtbeck, and Ronald Inglehart. Particular emphasis is placed on the model of cultural differences by Fons Trompenaars and Charles Hampden-Turner, based on seven dimensions. This model provides insights into national cultures, enabling organizations to analyze these dimensions and create a shared corporate culture for employees from various nationalities and ethnic groups. Key factors to consider when shaping corporate culture in a cross-cultural setting are identified based on analyzed theories. The significance of corporate culture in a cross-cultural environment for various target groups of influence is emphasized: business partners, employees, owners, consumers (clients) and governmental authorities. Using comparative, generalization, and evaluative methods, the article identifies the core functions of corporate culture in a cross-cultural setting: integrative, crisis-resistance, supportive, adaptive, informational, protective, motivational, and reputational. They emphasize the importance of corporate culture in a cross-cultural environment. All organizations, regardless of their type of activity, ownership form, purpose, or methods of operation, possess a corporate culture. This culture develops both consciously and unconsciously. However, deliberate efforts to shape corporate culture yield significantly better results, especially in organizations employing individuals of diverse nationalities or ethnic backgrounds. Taking into account the worldviews, traditions, attitudes, and relationships of such employees – through the application of analyzed cultural concepts and understanding the functions and significance of culture for different target groups—enables the creation and cultivation of a functional and effective corporate culture.
The importance of corporate culture in a cross-cultural environment is considerable. Corporate culture serves as the “glue” that unites individuals with diverse mentalities, worldviews, values, traditions, and norms of behavior. The article summarizes notable cultural theories, including those by Geert Hofstede, Edward Hall, Florence Kluckhohn, Fred Strodtbeck, and Ronald Inglehart. Particular emphasis is placed on the model of cultural differences by Fons Trompenaars and Charles Hampden-Turner, based on seven dimensions. This model provides insights into national cultures, enabling organizations to analyze these dimensions and create a shared corporate culture for employees from various nationalities and ethnic groups. Key factors to consider when shaping corporate culture in a cross-cultural setting are identified based on analyzed theories. The significance of corporate culture in a cross-cultural environment for various target groups of influence is emphasized: business partners, employees, owners, consumers (clients) and governmental authorities. Using comparative, generalization, and evaluative methods, the article identifies the core functions of corporate culture in a cross-cultural setting: integrative, crisis-resistance, supportive, adaptive, informational, protective, motivational, and reputational. They emphasize the importance of corporate culture in a cross-cultural environment. All organizations, regardless of their type of activity, ownership form, purpose, or methods of operation, possess a corporate culture. This culture develops both consciously and unconsciously. However, deliberate efforts to shape corporate culture yield significantly better results, especially in organizations employing individuals of diverse nationalities or ethnic backgrounds. Taking into account the worldviews, traditions, attitudes, and relationships of such employees – through the application of analyzed cultural concepts and understanding the functions and significance of culture for different target groups—enables the creation and cultivation of a functional and effective corporate culture.
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корпоративна культура, корпоративні моделі Г. Хофстеде, Е. Холла, Ф. Клакхона, Ф. Стродбека, Р. Інглхарта, модель відмінностей національ- них культурФ. Тромпенаарса і Ч. Хемпден-Тернера, чинники, функції, цільові групи впливу, corporate culture, corporate models by G. Hofstede, E. Hall, F. Kluckhohn, F. Strodtbeck, R. Inglehart, F. Trompenaars and C. Hampden-Turner’s model of national cultural differences, factors, functions, target influence groups
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Передало Х. С. Корпоративна культура в кроскультурному середовищі: значення та функції / Х. С. Передало, С. Р. Глива // Менеджмент та підприємництво в Україні: етапи становлення і проблеми розвитку. — Львів : Видавництво Львівської політехніки, 2024. — Том 6. — № 2. — С. 102–108.