OAM-11 Q1 0404 PS Informal-Organizations
OAM-11 Q1 0404 PS Informal-Organizations
Informal Organizations
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Organization refers to
the structure of
relationships among
positions and jobs
created to achieve
certain objectives and
goals. It is the
mechanism developed
by management to
unite the efforts of the
people to realize the 4
But unlike the
organization that we
knew as formed with
formal authority, there
is an organization that
is formed voluntarily
and through personal
relationships by
individuals in an 5
Learning
Competen
cy Differentiate formal from informal
organization (ABM_AOM11-ih-j-19).
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Learning
Objectives
● Differentiate informal from formal
organization.
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Guess My Type
Let’s Guess if the examples of organization below
Conne are formal organization or informal
ct
organization.
Church Advocacy
group
Fans club School
Hospital Bible group
Gaming societies Crime watch
Corporation Basketball
league 8
1. What are the organizations that you
Let’s
have classified as formal
Conne
ct organizations?
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2. What characteristics do the groups
Let’s
you classified as informal
Conne
ct organizations share?
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3. In what ways do formal and informal
Let’s
organizations differ from each other?
Conne
ct
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Essenti
al
Questio
n
What are the impacts of informal
organizations on the firm’s day-to-day
operations?
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Formal vs. Informal Organization
Formal Organization
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Formal vs. Informal Organization
Formal Organization
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Formal vs. Informal Organization
Informal Organization
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Formal vs. Informal Organization
Informal Organization
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Impact of the Informal Organization
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Impact of the Informal Organization
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Impact of the Informal Organization
Advantages of Informal Organization
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Impact of the Informal Organization
Disadvantages of Informal Organization
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● Informal organizations arise from formal
Wrap- organizations.
Up
○ Formal organizations are based on rules,
authority, responsibility, and accountability,
while informal organizations are based on
values, interests, and social relationships.
○ Informal organizations are not planned
but they are naturally and automatically
developed within an organization. This is
not subject to management control and
management cannot abolish them.
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● An informal organization has several
Wrap-
Up
features that set them apart from formal
organizations:
○ It has an unplanned structure.
○ It addresses social needs.
○ There is no formal structure.
○ There are no formal leaders.
○ Communication can flow in any
direction.
○ There are no rules and regulations.
○ It can be formed and dissolved at the 27
● Informal organizations benefit the
Wrap-
Up
organization by creating a workplace
where innovation and creativity can
blossom by the following features:
○ Communication is faster.
○ Employees working in the organization
feel job satisfaction and belongingness.
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● The informal organization also has
Wrap-
Up
fallbacks as this may give an adverse
impact on the organization.
○ Rumors and false information can
spread easily.
○ Growth may be slow or declined if the
informal groups become unsupportive.
○ Informal groups may give negative
results as they are more focused on
individual interest rather than
organizational interest. 29
True or False. Write true if the statement is
Try correct. Otherwise, write false.
This!
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True or False. Write true if the statement is
Try correct. Otherwise, write false.
This!
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True or False. Write true if the statement is
Try correct. Otherwise, write false.
This!
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True or False. Write true if the statement is
Try correct. Otherwise, write false.
This!
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True or False. Write true if the statement is
Try correct. Otherwise, write false.
This!
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Challen
ge
Yourself
“Boxes and lines on a formal organization
chart do not tell the whole story of an
organization.” What do you think this
statement means?
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