Organizational culture refers to the values, norms, beliefs and practices that govern how an institution functions.
Conflict can arise among people with differing values, norms, jargon, and expertise.
The company fosters this family mentality by emphasizing shared values, norms, and identity.
Yet social missions and business ventures are associated with divergent goals, values, norms, and identities.
Navigating Egypt can be a challenge of understanding, and not just language but also culture, values, norms.
Advertising acts as a mirror of society, reflecting its values, norms and preferences.
Patterson, in the essay for the Chronicle, suggested that "cultural values, norms, beliefs, and habitual practices may be easier to change than structural ones".
"We equally reject attempts to prescribe 'new rights' that are contrary to our values, norms, traditions, and beliefs.
Team members need to know what's required of them collectively and individually and what the team's values, norms, and standards are.
In our social lives, we are motivated by a combination of values, norms, beliefs and interpretations of the world, many of which are now challenged by global warming.
Intentions are the heart of what we call character — the values, norms, goals, and priorities that drive someone's actions and choices.
