Elmer H. Burack’s research while affiliated with University of Illinois Chicago and other places

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Publications (2)


Book Review: Human Resources, Personnel, and Organizational Behavior: Strategy and Human Resource Management
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January 1992

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ILR Review

Elmer H. Burack

Changing the company culture—the role of human resource development

February 1991

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84 Reads

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45 Citations

Long Range Planning

Human Resource Development (HRD) has a crucial, challenging role to play in successfully ‘orchestrating’ strategic culture change. Organization culture change has been attempted increasingly, unfortunately, quite often with poor results. Misapplication or poor understanding of culture structures and processes and its built-in ‘mechanism’ resisting change have contributed to these abuses. Widespread use of short range thinking and quick-fix solutions, lack of data on organizational processes, or failure to deal initially with more basic business problems have added further to these difficulties. This paper based on our research and consultive experiences, presents a framework for approaching and dealing with culture change models from our studies as well as selected literature based studies.

Citations (1)


... However, the management of organizational culture is a controversial topic. Some authors believe that organizational culture is easy to manage (Anthony, 1994), while for others this process is much more difficult (Burack, 1991). According to these authors, the management of organizational culture is complicated by various factors, such as: the multiplicity and complexity of subcultures, conflicting political interests, faulty timing and communication failures. ...

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NAVIGATING CORPORATE CULTURE: PERSPECTIVES FROM GENERATION Z BUSINESS STUDENTS
Changing the company culture—the role of human resource development
  • Citing Article
  • February 1991

Long Range Planning