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The first step to Numeroff and Abrahams four critical steps to mergers
The two groups have to establish the purpose, goal, and focus of their merger.
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This culture places strong emphasis on hierarchy and orientation to the task.
What is Eiffel Tower Culture?
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What is a homogeneous group?

What is a homogeneous group?In this group members have similar backgrounds and generally percieve, interpret, and evaluate events in similar ways.

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In regards to the dimensions of corporate culture, an organization that put the demands of the job before the needs of the individuals.
What is job oriented?
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In this culture jobs are well defined, leaders are replaceable, and status remains with the job. The culture is often ill-equipped to handle change. It is most commonly found in northwestern European countries.
What is Eiffel tower culture?
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Members of this culture look to those in charge for both guidance and approval.  Additionally due to strong traditions and customs within this culture it is hard for outsiders to become members.  
What is family culture?
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The third step to Numeroff and Abrahams four critical steps to mergers

They have to identify who has the authority over the resources needed for getting things done.
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In regards to the dimensions of corporate culture, what is activities oriented?

An organization that strives for accuracy and attention to detail. To refine and perfect. Get it right.

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What is guided missile culture?

What is guided missile culture?This culture is characterized by strong emphasis on equality in the workplace and orientation to the task.

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The second step to Numeroff and Abrahams four critical steps to mergers

They have to develop mechanisms to identify the most important organizational structures and management roles.
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Members of this culture thrive on an intense emotional commitment to the nature of the work. Motivation is highly intrinsic and intense, and these cultures are typically entrepreneurial and found in areas such as Silicon Valley.

What is an incubator culture?
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In regards to the dimensions of corporate culture, an organization that works flexibly and adaptively according to the needs of the situation.

What is loose control?
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What is a token group?

What is a token group?In this group all members but one have the same background.

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What is a bicultural group?

What is a bicultural group?In this group two or more members represent each of two distinct cultures.

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What is incubator culture?

What is incubator culture?This culture is characterized by strong emphasis on equality and personal orientation.

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In regards to the dimensions of corporate culture, an organization that put the demands and expectations of the customers first. To do what they ask.

What is pragmatic? 
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The fourth step to Numeroff and Abrahams four critical steps to mergers

They have to identify the expectations of all involved parties to facilitate communication between both departments and individuals in the structure.

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What is family culture?

What is family culture?This culture places a strong emphasis on hierarchy and orientation to the person.

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What is a multicultural group?

What is a multicultural group?In these groups there are individuals from three or more different ethnic backgrounds.

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In regards to the dimensions of corporate culture, what is closed communication?

an organization that monitors and controls the exchange and accessibility of information.

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