Organizational Behavior (18th Global Edition)
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Author: Stephen P. Robbins, Timothy A. Judge
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Chapter CC, Problem 24CC
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Some of the problems likely to occur in a boundary less organization like Newskool Grooves and the advantages of boundary less organizations.
Case Summary: Newskool Grooves is transnational company developing music software. Its founder and CEO is Gerd Finger. The company’s headquarters are in Berlin where new products are developed and organizational strategy is established. The final decisions to hire employees are always taken by Finger and he also put lots of emphasis on independent work styles. Employees want to work at this company because it’s cutting edge and the organization has a much decentralized culture.
Interpretation: Organizations with undefined and flexible organizational designs are called boundary less organizations. Internal and external boundaries of the organizations are eliminated by boundary less organizations. There are problems associated with boundary less organizations and despite of these problems, boundary less organizations also provides many benefits to the company.
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