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Street Art House Departmentaliization
Next, the organizational cultures of Street Art House Homestay are departmentalization, work specialization, span of control and decentralization. First, departmentalization is referring to employees that grouping jobs together so that the common tasks and activities can be coordinated. Street Art House Homestay is a simple structure organisation therefore the company is having loose departmentalization as there are only few employees such as receptionist, housekeeing, supervisor, owner and so on. In this case, the employees of the homestay have more freedom and able to interact and collaborate effectively.
Work specialization is referring to the division of labor into different specialization or skills in order to be divided into separate
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