Organizational
Meanings and phrases
adj.
- of or relating to an organization; organisational
E.g.
- The network is working under umbrella organizational structure.
- In 2007, a new organizational structure as well as new program were decided.
- During World War II the Red Army used the same basic organizational structure.
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- Organizational ethics is independent of the organizational culture.
- Organizational climate and organizational culture are distinct concepts.
- The creative city when introduced was seen as aspirational; a clarion call to encourage open-mindedness and imagination implying a dramatic impact on organizational culture.
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- after an organizational meeting by five of P.R.F.C.
- On June 7, 1905, he held an organizational meeting at his home.
- In January 1999, the first organizational meeting was held at the Peach Pitt.
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- He graduated with a degree in human and organizational development.
- Prior to ordination Howard was a consultant in team-building, organizational development, and strategic planning.
- Additionally, the papers document the formation and organizational development of the Puerto Rican community in New York City."
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- Her apprenticeship with Medhe gave her strong organizational skills.
- But with his organizational skills, this new venture also continued to prosper.
- These skills include teamwork, organizational skills, leadership, critical thinking, and social skills.
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- Partizan spent the final years in Yugoslavia undergoing significant organizational changes.
- By 1974, Rothman’s underwent internal organizational changes that altered the way the company supported the arts.
- The following table details the various names Widener has held over the years as well as any significant organizational changes that occurred during each period.
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- Mainiero completed a doctorate in organizational behavior from Yale University.
- Bujaki's primary activities are accounting and organizational behavior research.
- She currently teaches organizational behavior as it relates to gender, race, and ethnicity at Georgia Tech.