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Communication In Our Lives, Fifth Edition by Julia T. Woods Chapter 12 Communication in Organizations

Key Organizational Communication Features  Structure  provides predictability  chain of command, hierarchy  Communication networks  formal and informal links between members of organizations  virtual networks

Key Features (cont’d)  Links to external environments  systems in which organizations exist influence communication in organizations

Organizational Culture  Ways of thinking, acting, and understanding work that are shared by members of an organization and that reflect an organization’s distinct identity

Conveying Organizational Culture  Vocabulary  Stories  Rites and rituals  Structures

Vocabulary  Hierarchical language  distinguishes levels of status among members  Mr., Mrs., Sir, Ma’am, professor, Dr., etc.  Masculine language  related to men’s traditional interests and experiences  homerun, ballpark estimate, plan of attack, get the big guns, etc.

Stories  Corporate  Personal  Collegial

Rites and Rituals  Rites  dramatic, planned sets of activities that bring together aspects of an organization’s culture in a single event  Rites of passage  Rites of integration  Blaming rites  Enhancement rites  Renewal rites  Conflict resolution rites

Rites and Rituals (cont’d)  Rituals  repeated communication performances that communicate a particular value or role definition  Personal rituals  Social rituals  Task rituals

Structures  Roles  responsibilities and behaviors expected of people because of their specific positions  Rules  formal or informal patterned ways of interacting  Constitutive  Regulative

Structures (cont’d)  Policies  formal statements of practices that reflect and uphold the overall culture of an organization  Communication networks  links formed through formal and informal forms of interaction and relationship  grapevine

Communication Guidelines  Adapt to diverse needs, situations, and people  Expect to move in and out of teams  Manage personal relationships on the job

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