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Organization Theories and the GM Crisis: A Case Study

   

Added on  2023-01-19

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Organization
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Case study

Organization theories
The resourced-based looks at the internal environment of an
organization in establishing a competitive advantage (Day, 2014).
The industry-based view is used in determining the strategy and
performance of an organization.
The institution based view focus on the range and dynamic relations
of institutions in the organization.
Corporate governance is a set of rules and practices that determines
how an organization is ran.
The stakeholder management view hold that the stakeholders of the
organization are anyone affected by the operations of the company.

The root cause of the GM crisis
poor communication and putting profits ahead of safety.
GM lead engineer, Ray DeGiorgio had approved the change in sizes of the
ignition switches and springs
the change led to a faulty ignition system that did not meet torque
specifications.
The company was also reluctant in following the recommendation of
investigators.
General Motors failed to consider the needs of the consumer by selling
faulting Chevrolet Cobalt cars(Cheng, 2016).
failure to take responsibility by recalling the cars early.
The dragging of class action law suits by the lawyers of the company and
poor investigation into the non-deployment of the airbags.

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