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Cultura organizacional, situaci��n de aula y desarrollo de la Universidad Tecnol��gica Empresarial de Guayaquil-Ecuador

Authors: Olga Bravo Acosta; Mara Cabanilla Guerra; Mónica Franco Pombo; Rubén Aroca Jácome;

Cultura organizacional, situaci��n de aula y desarrollo de la Universidad Tecnol��gica Empresarial de Guayaquil-Ecuador

Abstract

La Universidad Tecnol��gica Empresarial de Guayaquil, ha experimentado un acelerado crecimiento en respuesta a demandas del entorno y nuevas tendencias educativas basadas en virtualidad, lo cual ha derivado en la incorporaci��n de profesionales en diferentes campos y diversificaci��n de la matricula estudiantil. En tal contexto, se pretende identificar la cultura organizacional actual y deseada para la Universidad, fundamentada en valores y principios declarados, su relaci��n con la situaci��n ��ulica y desarrollo institucional. Se utiliza la encuesta OCAI y Denison, aplicada de manera aleatoria a 125 miembros de la universidad, junto con entrevistas y grupos focales, bajo criterios espec��ficos para seleccionar a los informantes. Los resultados muestran que el perfil cultural de esta Universidad es una mezcla de los cuatro ���arquetipos��� culturales, con un puntaje mayor para la cultura de mercado; mientras que el perfil deseado es el adhocr��tico, pero sin presentar discrepancia considerable con los valores actuales. La valoraci��n cualitativa sugiere que esta cultura organizacional es asumida por la comunidad en general, concret��ndose en buen clima de convivencia entre docentes y alumnos. Se concluye, que la mezcla del perfil cultural puede haber otorgado flexibilidad ante los cambios del entorno, resultando en una imagen positiva de la trayectoria de desarrollo institucional.

Keywords

Political science (General), Social sciences (General), H1-99, situación de aula, cultura de mercado, filosofía institucional, JA1-92, características culturales

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