organizational identity

The organizational perceptions is further classified into three major forms namely organizational images, organizational reputation, and organizational identities.

Its goal is fostering creative thinking through team building metaphors of their organizational identities and experiences using Lego bricks.

Las Abejas is a Christian organization, with faith central to the organizational identity.

Notions of organizational identity started with broader thinking about self-identity and identification in general.

Communicated values as indicators of organizational identity: A method for organizational assessment and its application in a case study.

Since the University was established in 1925, the school placed an emphasis on traditions that united students in institutional and organizational identity.

The media also has the power to produce and diffuse meanings a corporation holds, therefore giving stakeholders a negotiation of the organizational identity.

Institutional memory may have influence on organizational identity, choice of individuals, actions of the individuals interacting with the institution.

Partnerships must fulfill two essential criteria to be effective; mutuality- interdependence and equality between partners, and organizational identity- the equal maintenance of each partner's missions and goals.

Today they have no separate organizational identity from the general (mainly Ashkenazi) Jewish community, though traditions survive in some families.