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DSMBA-6300-1: Organizational Culture

Fall 2022

Subject: Graduate Design Strategy
Type: Lecture
Delivery Mode: In-Person
Level: Graduate

Campus: San Francisco
Course Dates: August 25, 2022 — December 13, 2022
Meetings:
08/26: Fri 9:00AM-05:06PM, Main Bldg - B2
09/07: Wed 4:00-05:06PM,
09/16: Fri 9:00AM-05:06PM, Main Bldg - B2
09/28: Wed 4:00-05:06PM,
10/14: Fri 9:00AM-05:06PM, Main Bldg - B2
10/26: Wed 4:00-05:06PM,
11/11: Fri 9:00AM-05:06PM, Main Bldg - B2
11/23: Wed 4:00-05:06PM,
12/09: Fri 9:00AM-05:06PM, Main Bldg - B2
Instructor: Josh Levine

Units: 3.0
Enrolled: 10/15

Description:

In this course, students learn how to identify different cultures and values in organizations and in customer markets and explore how they as leaders can navigate these differences in order to create successful, meaningful, and respectful offerings. The course discusses how leaders can remain mindful of societal and organizational values as well as how they can manage shifting values to create more successful and effective organizations. Students explore how they can meld their personal values and strategies with those of their clients and companies in order to find "grand strategies" that satisfy all parties. The course also focuses on developing cultural awareness and using cultural intelligence tools in order to manage effectively.

Pre-Requisites and Co-Requisites:

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