The organizational culture. Students' survey

AuthorLupsa-Tataru D.A.
Pages123-128
Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Braşov
Series V: Economic Sciences • Vol. 9 (58) No. 1 - 2016
The organizational culture. A students’ survey
Dana Adriana LUPŞA-TTARU1
Abstract: The paper is focused on presenting the main results of a study conducted on a
sample of 300 students from a university remaining anonymous, regarding their attitudes
and opinions about the values and the image of the organizational culture of the university
that they attend. The findings show that they are quite attached to the university, even if the
distance from the power is high.
Key-words: organizational, culture, organizational behaviour
1. Introduction
Organizational culture, according to new theories, has a strong impact on
organization and management, emerging from its nature and its content. It is a
system of assumptions, values, norms, and attitudes which the members of an
organization have developed and adopted through mutual experience that the
members of an organization share and shape significantly their interpretative
schemes. Thus, they assign meanings to occurrences within and outside the
organization and understand the reality that surrounds them.
Considering these aspects, the present paper aims to relate the opinions of the
students to their role within the university, as part, members of the organization
studied.
2. Objective and method
The main objective of the paper is to study the link between the opinion and
attitudes of the students regarding the values and norms of the university as an
organization. The students are a part of the organization and their attitudes, opinions
and beliefs is vital, even if their role is not permanent because of the limited
schooling period of time.
The method adopted is a research based on questionnaire applied to 300
students from a university. The questionnaire consists of 10 questions and is
1 Transilvania University of Braşov, lupsad@unitbv.ro

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