We are returning to the case of Parivar, the Chennai-based IT services company that we first met in Topic 8. Now, we will extend the discussion from corporate culture into the domain of organisational design. As you will see, there is a very close connection between organisation design and organisation culture. That's why we are revisiting this case.
As we begin this topic, consider what the organisation structure in Parivar might look like. Would it be, for example, more bureaucratic or more organic?
Would it have a fairly flat, team-based structure, or a taller, hierarchical structure?
How would you describe the structure in this company, from what you can interpret in the case?
Do you think that the country of origin, India, makes any difference to the type of structure in Parivar?
'MGT501 Topic 9 Managing people' (YouTube) |https://youtu.be/KDfvESEESUI
This case centres on a compensation offer that is being considered for recruiting a high flyer to join Typware AG, a global software organisation. This kind of situation is fairly commonplace today in a world where the talent base on offer is global, not just local.
The case is relevant to the GREAT BIG challenge of global management.
What management problems do you believe are confront Renate Schmidt regarding the compensation offer that Typware should make?
We will return to this case later, after exploring parts of the knowledge base surrounding the management of people.
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