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The Study of the Personality Traits of the Chiefs, the Organizational Culture, and Management Styles in the Editing Departments of Press Offices in Taiwan
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This study was bent on exploring the organization of media as well as the organized individuals, and by means of analyzing the personality traits of the chiefs, organizational culture and management styles in the editing departments to clarify the relationship among them.
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This study probes the personality traits of the chiefs, the organizational culture and management style in the editing departments from 20 press offices in Taiwan, moreover, the analysis and understanding on the attributes of their ownership, the property of their content, timing of their publication, their issuing location, and the history of their foundation are conducted simultaneously, which also take account of their backgrounds of population for the chiefs, the personality traits, organizational culture and management styles in the editing departments for realizing their relations.
This study is conducted by questionaire survey, which consists of two parts. One is the questionaire for the personality traits of the chiefs in the editing departments and the backgrounds of their population, which were contributed from the highest chiefs, such as editor-in-chief, associate managing editor, the head of editing department, and chief reporter in these 20 press offices to fill out the questionaire, four questionaires per press office, and totally 80 copies of the questionaires were distributed; the other is the quantitaive tables of organizational culture and management styles in the editing departments, which were dedicated from the members in the different parts in the editing departments to evalue the organizational culture and management styles of their belonging units, ten questionaires per press office, and totally 200 copies of the questionaires were distributed.
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From the result of the analysis in this study, we got some conclusions that the chiefs in the editing departments much incline to having higher achievement motivation, but not high authoritarian character, however, their internal control is little lower than that of business managers, administrators, Doctor degree holders, and the representatives of the outstanding female youths, but it is higher than that of the basic line workers in the private sections.
The management style in the editing departments is the \"Benevolent-Authoritative\", or \"Consultative-Democrative\". From the factor analysis of this study, the organizational culture in the editing departments synchronizes four types of culture, and they are Harmonious-Supportive culture, Prudential-Pressured culture, Aggressive-Innovative culture, and Bureaucratic culture. Moreover, we found from this study on the five properties of press offices that it remained the attributes of the ownership have a dramatic influence on the backgrounds of the chiefs\' population, personality traits, organizational culture and management style in the editing departments.
Also, under the different organizational culture and management style, we know the backgrounds of the chiefs\' population in the editing departments are also different. However, by means of chi-square analysis, the three variants of personality traits, organizational culture, and management style show no obvious differences.
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