Talk:Organizational culture

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Rather than saying that "culture involves the study of..." which only applies to the academic area of OD, I would say "culture collectively refers to values, history etc. Yaronf 22:20 18 Jun 2003 (UTC)

Shouldn't the reference to 'Charles Handy popularized ....' read that he adapted the work of Robert Harrison? Ton Zijlstra 21:33 07 Jul 2006

Given that culture and personality are homologous, attempts to classify the infinite range of company cultures comes up against the same problem as attempting to classify personalities (i.e. classify people). Good luck! Classification is an academic's activity. Understanding is not the same as classification. The applied question of the businessman/manager is more, "How and where do I move it?", [Barry Phegan, Feb 21, 2007]

The O'Donovan section hardly belongs here. Its far to unestablished within the academic area to be listed along with established and accepted theories.. Listing ISBN etc within the article pretty much gives off an aura of self-promotion. Pseudo-advertisment? [Gordo - 9 mars 2007]