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Part II. Classsficftion of organization culture

TaskI . Read the words and word combinations and learn them.

To be run by - управляється (ким-небудь / чимось) To run - управляти To be in charge of - відповідальний за To be responsible for - відповідальний за Strategic planning - стратегічне планування

Self-reliant - впевнений у собі Self-development - самовдосконалення Tough-minded - жорсткий To be related with - бути пов'язаним з To be valued - оцінюватись To be rated - оцінюватись To require – наказувати, вимагати, потребувати Requirement - вимога Charisma - чарівність To adhere - дотримуватись Power cultures - силовий тип відносин Role cultures - ролевий тип відносин Task cultures - тип взаємовідносин, націлений на виконання завдань Individual cultures - взаємовідносини індивідуальностей

Task II. Read and translate the text. Answer the questions after it.

CLASSIFICATION OF ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

There are four types of organization cultures:

Power cultures. In these cultures self-reliant and highly competitive self-development provedes the basis of relations. A manager's success is related to their charisma and influence, rather than to their knowlege and experience. The style of the chief executive is the model for other managers. In organizations of this type managers need to be tough-minded and aggressive.

Role cultures. In these cultures a manager's role is completely related to their place within a centralized system. Their success depends on how well they adhere to rules, procedures, and precedents. Individualism and aggression are not valued in these cultures. Employees in these organization should not exceed the limits of their roles.

Task cultures. In organizations of this type they value everything that makes it possible " to get the work done". The main concern in these organizations is connected with successful completion of their projects. A manager's success is related to their knowlege and experience required to achieve tasks, rather than to meet the requirements of their role.

Individual cultures. In organizations of this type freedom of expression is valued the most. Effectiveness of any activity in these organizations is rated by how much the activity satisfies the staff, rather than by how well it conforms to business plans. Independence, creativity, and experiment are also valued in these organizations. 

Questions: 1. What types of organization cultures do you know? 2. What characteristic provides the basic of Power Cultures? 3. Does the manager's success depend on his knowledge and experience in organization of Power Cultures? 4. What is the main concern in Task Cultures? 5. What characteristics are not valued in Role Cultures? 6. What type of cultures suppose independence, creativity and experiment?

Task III. Match the culture with its features.

1. Power cultures

a) independence, creativity

2. Role cultures experimen

b) "to get the work done"

3. Task cultures

c) to adhere to rules, procedures and precedents

4. Individual cultures

d) self-reliant and highly competitive self-development

Task ІV. Read the word combinations and learn them.

Chairman of the Board of Directors—голова правління ради директорів

Finance Department — фінансовий відділ

Sales Department — відділ торгівлі і реалізації

Marketing Department —відділ маркетингу

Production Department —виробничий відділ

Research and Development Department — відділ фінансового прогнозування та ризику

Personnel Department — відділ кадрів

Tax Department — податковий відділ

Logistics Department —транспортний відділ

Task V. Translate the dialogue into English.

A: Із скількох відділів складається ваша фірма? B: Наша фірма складається з шести відділів. A: Хто керує вашою компанією? B: Президент є головою нашої компанії. А: Коли зустрічається Рада директорів? B: Рада Директорів зустрічається кожного місяця. A: Які обов'язки у менеджера? B: Менеджер відповідає за щоденні справи і звітує директору. A: Які обов'язки у директора? B: Директор відповідає за стратегічне планування та прийняття рішень.

Task VІ. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian.

1.The subsidiaries report to the Sales Department. 2. The Managing Director is assisted by four executive departments. 3. Sales Manager is responsible for his department. 4. Finance department is in charge of finance and accounting. 5. The head of the accounts department is responsible for all the money in the company.

Task VІІ. Translate the phrases into English.

Бути відповідальним за; відділ збуту; експорт; виготовлення; збори акціонерів; рада директорів; дочірня фірма; філіал; обіг; дослідження; розвиток.

Task VIIІ. a) Read and learn the following explanations.

Director – one of a group of senior managers who run a company: the managing director, an executive director.

Manager – a person who is in charge of running a business, a shop/store or a similar organization or part of one: a bank manager the sales manager.

Head - a person in charge of a group of people or an organization: the head of department, thehead of school.

Chief - a person with a high rank or the highest rank in a company or an organization: army/industry/police chiefs.

Boss - a person who is in charge of other people at work and tells them what to do; a person who is in charge of a large organization: I’ll ask my boss if I can have the day off.; the new boss at IBM.

My father is the boss of a small shipping company. ?

My father is the manager of a small shipping company. ۷

Boss is usually used in informal styles: From the way he acts, you’d think that he was the boss.

b) Fill in the blanks with director, manager, head, chief or boss.

1. (Customer to shop assistant) I'm not satisfied with your ex­planation. I should like to speak to the ... . 2. The play has been staged by a young ... called John Drury. 3. What does her hus­band do? He's a company ... . 4. You must get permission from the ... librarian first. 5. (Schoolteacher to new colleague) If any­body behaves very badly, send him to the ... . 6. (In an office) Andrew, the ... wants to see you. 7. John's been promoted to ... engineer. 8. Who is the ... of the German Department? 9. The open­ing of the exhibition was attended by the ... of the Tate Gallery. 10. He is export ... in a big chemical firm. 11. What is the ... of a local education authority called? Usually the ... education offi­cer, but sometimes ... of education. 12. The hotel ... offered to move them to a better room. 13. Scotland Yard sent ... Inspector Ferret to investigate the crime. 14. It's a very interesting film. Who's the ... ? 15. The ... waiter showed the distinguished company to their table.

Task ІX. Read and think what would you say if you took part in the dialogue? Role-up the dialogue.

A.: I don't know personally the Managing Director of your company, but I've heard that he is a perfect specialist with big experience. Can you tell me what his responsibilities include now?

B.: I'm pleased to help you understand

A.: I can understand why you have so many departments: Fi­nance, Sales, Marketing, Production, Research and Develop­ment, Personnel. But who leads their work in the company?

B.: It's very simple

A.: You are a Sales Manager at this firm. I see that every day you work since morning till night, you travel frequently to the cus­tomers. What duties do you have at the firm? Who is your chief?

B.: I agree with you, it's a hard work but very interesting………………………………….

A.: Why do you have such a big Finance Department at your company? I counted 12 people there. I know who is the Chief Accountant and what are his responsibilities. But I see you have also the Cash Accountant, the Treasurer, the Statutory Accountant, etc. What do all the people do there?

B.: You are quite right but don't forget that

Task X. Read and translate the dialogue. AT THE COMPANY OFFICE Mr. Bespalov is at the office of Continental Equipment. He is having an appointment with the managers of this company.

- Good morning, gentlemen! How are you? - Fine, thanks. And how are you getting on? - Very well, thank you. - Let me tell you about our company. As you know, Mr. Bespalov, we produce processing equipment. Our firm consists of 6 departments : Production, Sales, Export, Financial, Personnel and Research & Development. The last one is the newest at the company. It was created five years ago... We are managed by the Meeting of Shareholders and the Board of Directors. Earlier the Chairman of the Company was one of the senior partners, but now it is Mr. Rogers, as you know. Currently we employ about 1600 people. Our turnover is more than $ 300 million. - You will work with our Export Department. We export our equipment to 5 countries. We also have two subsidiary companies in Holland and Germany with headquarters in those countries. -Are they your subsidiaries or branches? - They are our subsidiaries. Each company trades under its own name. We are looking for new partners in Eastern Europe as well, as we would like to expand our activities. That's why Mr Cartwright went to Kiev to establish personal contacts with your company. Have you read all our correspondence with your Director? - Yes, I think so. We investigated your business proposal thoroughly. - Have you got our price-lists and catalogues with you now or shall I ask Miss Elliot to bring a copy? - Thank you, but I have them with me as well as copies of your letters. I expect to make the Draft Contract here, maybe by the end of this week, and to conclude the Contract with you after discussing it with my Director by phone. - All right. Let us get down to business. Today and tomorrow we were going to talk about terms of payment and delivery. - Right. And the day after tomorrow we'll be talking about packing and transportation. - Then I plan to go to London for three days. As you know, there will be an exhibition. Will you join me? - Yes, with pleasure. It would be very helpful for the purpose of my visit. - I hope so. And after that you'Il have enough time for a visit to our factory and to go sight-seeing. - That suits me fine. I expect to submit the Draft Contract to my Director by fax not later than next Wednesday.

Task XI. Read and translate the sentences into Ukrainian.

1.The Managing Director is accountable to the board and is responsible for running the company. 2. The subsidiaries report to the Export Sales Department which is accountable to the Board. 3. The Managing Director is assisted by four executive departments. 4. Human Resources department is responsible for personnel, training and management development. 5. Finance department takes care of corporate finance and accounting. 6. Sales Director is in charge of the people who sell the products of the company. 7.Sales Manager is responsible for supplying goods to customers. 8. The head of the accounts department is responsible for all the money in the company, handles payments from customers and wages for staff. 9. The person who greets a visitor and tells him or her to get to the right office is the receptionist. 10. Accounts are the employees who check a company's financial affairs.

Task XII. Translate the sentences into English.

1. Кожний менеджер відповідає за свій відділ. 2. Наш менеджер звітує виконавчому директору кожного місяця. 3. Містер Браун - президент вашої фірми? Ні, він відповідає за дослідницький відділ. 4. Голова бухгалтерського відділу відповідає за всі гроші компанії. 5. Наша фірма складається з декількох відділів. Серед них дослідницький, бухгалтерський та відділ кадрів.