COMM101 CH 11 Flashcards
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groups with a formal governance and structure
ORGANIZATION
interaction necessary to direct a group toward multiple sets of goals.
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
An approach to organizational communication that likens organizations to machines, with a focus on maximizing efficiency.
CLASSICAL MANAGEMENT APPROACH
Management approach that considers the human needs of organizational members.
HUMAN RELATIONS APPROACH
An approach to management that considers organizational productivity from workers’ perspectives and considers them assets who can contribute their useful ideas to improve the organization.
HUMAN RESOURCES APPROACH
An approach to management that views an organization as a unique whole consisting of important members who have interdependent relationships in their particular environment.
SYSTEMS APPROACH
Adaptability and Openness
KEY COMPONENTS OF SYSTEMS APPROACH
An organization’s ability to adjust to changing times and circumstances.
ADAPTABILITY
An organization’s awareness of its own imbalances and problems.
OPENNESS
An organization’s unique set of beliefs, values, norms, and ways of doing things.
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE
he communication of the company’s values through stories and accounts, both externally (to an outside audience) and internally (within the company)
ORGANIZATIONAL STORYTELLING
An individual who achieves great things for an organization through persistence and commitment, often in the face of great risk.
ORGANIZATIONAL HEROES
The process by which newcomers learn the nuances of the organization and determine if they fit in.
ORGANIZATIONAL ASSIMILATION
the supervisor has power over the supervisee
SUPERVISOR–SUPERVISEE RELATIONSHIPS
respected member of the organization and serves as a role model for a less experienced individual
MENTOR–PROTÉGÉ RELATIONSHIPS
A seasoned, respected member of an organization who serves as a role model for a less experienced individual.
MENTOR
A new or inexperienced member of an organization who is trained or mentored by a more seasoned member.
PROTÉGÉ
The friendships that form between colleagues at an organization as a result of peer communication.
PEER RELATIONSHIPS
Communication between individuals at the same level of authority in an organization.
PEER COMMUNICATION
The degree to which a particular channel is communicative.
MEDIA RICHNESS
Monitoring of employees to see how they’re using technology.
SURVEILLENCE
The growing interdependence and connectivity of societies and economies around the world.
GLOBALIZATION
The recruitment of people for exploitative purposes. Result of globalization.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING
Display of the appropriate emotions to satisfy organizational role expectations.
EMOTIONAL LABOR