Title | Google Notes |
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Author | DAVV Vishwavidyalaya |
Course | Organization Behavior |
Institution | Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya |
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Keeping Google Google...
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Leadership- Triumvarte (2 CEO’s and 1 President) CEO: Mission Statement (organize information and make it accessible for everyone- there is a chart) , Encourages risk taking and accepts failure Presidents, Managers: tools that provide transparency (project database), Training for new employees (job palooza) google culture, pay for additional training as needed, employee development, cultural norms Performance review Trust managers with decision making experience
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Org Structure Functional – organized by functional areas Flat (Common Mission/Shared Goals)- when they started, engineering department Mintzberg framework Simple Adhocracy-workign on innovation/creativity , corordination through mutual adjustment Org culture: Informal: exercise balls, bring pets, health care on campus, videogame on campus, Innovation: Database, Avoiding Bureaucracy “Dilbertville”, Avoid Complexity, people asked to figure out solution (repetitive tasks), new product development (innovation) , innovation is rewarded, Take Risk: Make mistakes, move fast- Take risk early on encourage (VP example) , Failure is tolerated- VP example “Make things work” during conflicts what is important to google? 360 feedback Open communication- frequent and often (daily updates), Rewarded for improvement 20% of the time they can do what they want Aversion to top-down management Cultural Diversity- help interpret the google culture (manager flying from cali) for that location, retain unique perspectives specific to the region Decision Making Through collaboration- managers of each function update and work together to drive metrics , pros and cons are evaluated. Consensus : move ahead if 80% agreed Policies designed so it doesn’t affect revenue Experience – managers make decision faster if they have experience “expertise”
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People strategy Health care on campus, videogame on campus Motivation- benefits/perks (bonus/stock options) Managers can give out recognition rewards, Training for employees Recruiting – cognitive ability, googley characteristics, Insistence on interpersonal relationship- Cafeteria example, Hawaii, cross pollination (video games, lunch) Outlet to voice concern Cultural homogeneity:
Book - Leadership: Influence Reward Power- 360 feedback, perks, stock options Personal PowerExpert Power- Managers with experience making quick decisions Rational persuasion- Data Collaboration- how the three teams work together to make Adsense work Style: Facilitative: Consultative : Inspirational Appeal; When you hit them with core values, mission statement Day to day behaviors: Initiation, consideration Life cycle theory leadership: Selling: Kim working for her employees (consideration) Transformational Leadership- inspiring others to commit to a shared vision and
becoming a role model (THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE), when time comes think of googlely
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Intellectual simulation: get others to think differently and solve problems differently
Org Structure Org culture Decision Making People strategy Internalization: they resonate with what is being said PoliticsCollaboration: high assertiveness high cooperation- working together to
maximize outcomes Accommodating- low assertiveness, high cooperation- one party gives in
Negotiation Integrative bargaining- using problem solving to allow both people to
get what they want
Learning :
Tacit Knowledge Positive reinforcement- perks/rewards Timing of reinforcement-Promotions Social Learning Theory- Look for ideas in database and if you find something you like, you can reach out the person Ratinoal Decision Making model- evaluate the pros and cons, best idea of the database, voting for consensus, Escalation of commitment- VP’s failure with million dollars- You can extrinsic or intrinsic motivation Engagement-95% of the people were happy, high levels of intensity and persistence in work effort Expectancy theory: “President Award” : Motivational Force = Expectancy * ∑ (Instrumentality * Valence). Motivational force will be 0 if any of these is 0 Self- Efficacy: Verbual persuasion (for your ideas), past accomplishments (better at google) , Emotional Cue- Pride of working on something that will affect millions of people
Teams: Project Team- working on an idea Action Teams Virtual team- outside of cali Parallel team- engineering/Kim’s team working together Task interdepence- engineering is dependent on sales Reciprocal interdependence Goal Interdependence- shared vision Team diversity/value in diversity problem solving approach. Similarity attraction approach- Hire people only with A attitude- they won’t work well with others, Team process- coordination loss, Motivational loss- Promotion for people who do not have it. Social Loafing: opposite of Social Facilitation—group work will be better than the individual contribution
Brainstorming- Database Nominal Group Technique- 20% of the tiem you can come up with your own ideas Heirarchical sensitivity- the degree which the leader takes into account the
recommendations of others before making a decision
Competing values framework: CLAN-ADHOCRACY, HIERARCHY, Clan- Where google team -can’t get anything done alone -
Database example- where they can contribute ideas
Adhocracy: -
Where VP lost...