Exists at every level of government (city, county, state, and federal) and range from large (ex. Social Security) to small and midsized (ex. City or county welfare agencies)
What is Public Sector Organization?
Dream and aspire
What is Formation?
Guiding, motivating, and supervision
What is Directing?
Formal arrangement of its personnel, resources, and function that are needed to achieve intended results (product of underlying values and assumptions and determined by culture, strategic approaches, and ability to achieve goals)
What is Organizational structure?
Efforts to limit the power of government, fill gaps in services governments didn’t or wouldn’t provide, respond to needs of underserved communities, and advocate for policy reform that address social issues (ex. Slavery, women’s suffrage, child abuse, and alcoholism)
What is Nonprofit Organization?
Close or reconfigure
What is Decline or Dissolution?
Structuring roles & tasks
What is Organizing?
Strict division of labor and authority, workers have defined roles, limited decision-making, and supervison exist at each level of heirarchy.
Which type of organizational structure is this?
a) Organic
b) Hybrid
c) Mixed matrix
d) Bureaucratic
What is d) Bureaucratic?
People of color, immigrant groups, and women crease these organizations to respond to the unique problems of their communities
What is Self-help or Mutual Aid Organization?
Ground, grow, and sustain
What is Maturation?
Measuring standards & outcomes
What is Evaluation?
Display features of bureaucracy, has multiple centers of power and authority, staff make decisions through cooperative process, and creates greater choice for staff members and effects the psychological well-being.
What type of organizational structure is this?
a) Organic
b) Hybrid
c) Mixed matrix
d) Bureaucratic
What is b) Hybrid?
People who become wealthy (through technology based companies, hedge funds, or inheritance) use profit-making activities as a means to generate funding for specific social services
What is Social Enterprise Organization?
Review and renew
What is Elaboration?
Costing staff, capital, and operations
What is Fiscal Management?
Structures have few or no hierarchical features, operate on collective or cooperative model, no formally recognized leader, low division of labor, and rotating roles, and shared responsibility for reaching goals across all levels and expect that the staff will contribute to the whole
What type of Organizational Structure is this?
a) Organic
b) Hybrid
c) Mixed matrix
d) Bureaucratic
What is a) Organic?
Legal entities established as a corporation, partnership, or sole proprietary organization
What is Private or For-profit Organization?
Found and frame
What is Development?
Securing funds
What is Resource Development?
Organizes staff members in teams or around specific projects, unleash employees’ innovation, give workers ire control over (some) decisions, and create more informal organizational environments, and control of major policy decisions still happen in formal positions of authority.
What type of organizational structure is this?
a) Organic
b) Hybrud
c) Mixed Matrix
d) Bureaucratic
What is c) Mixed matrix?