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we show that the division of labor is likely to be the result of a balance between the ease of coordination and the avoidance of functional conflict. specifically, we show that the division of labor will tend to occur if the costs of coordination are lower than the costs of functional conflict. we demonstrate this proposition by analyzing a wide variety of organizations in a variety of industry sectors. however, the proposed theoretical framework for the division of labor, by itself, does not provide a clear guide for designing organizations. to address this, we use the theory of organizational design (od) to show how the conceptualization of organization as a system can help to inform decisions about the appropriate division of labor. our results highlight the need for an explicit, systematic, and theory-driven approach to designing organizations.

we conduct three case studies of organizations that have created hybrid work-home teams, providing a rich and up-to-date picture of work-home team design. we examine the design processes used to create these teams, the issues faced by these teams, and how the teams are perceived by their members. we find that, in some cases, team members were recruited based on professional relationships and were then brought together based on the work they were supposed to be doing together; in other cases, they were brought together based on existing work relationships and were then formed into a team based on the work they were supposed to be doing together. we demonstrate that work-home teams are not the same thing as work-life teams and that they cannot be created simply by adding “work” to an existing “life” team.

this chapter describes the organizational contexts of various forms of transformation change. focusing on change processes for initiatives, projects, and experimental structures, this chapter also considers the nature of change itself, especially in the face of significant uncertainty. the unit of analysis in this chapter is change, broadly conceived. context refers to the environmental factors that constrain and enable change, and change is the process by which organizations respond to these factors. this process can be seen as the result of three key elements: (1) the organizational system as the basic setting in which organizations operate; (2) the inputs provided by individuals and informal and formal systems within the organization (collectively, the sources of power); and (3) the performance expectations of individuals and informal and formal systems and their operational bases (the organizational forms and processes). these elements are sometimes overlapping and sometimes in opposition to one another, but not necessarily.
organization structures develop and evolve over time as organizations try to meet their goals. in any organization, an important facet of structure is the organization’s formal or informal internal network, which links organizational units and individuals. studies have shown that in any given organization, some people are more highly connected than others, providing a basis for organizational prestige and promoting the development of positional goods such as status and power. positional goods play an important role in any hierarchy. in the context of the broader organizational system, positions within an organization’s formal hierarchy can provide new power bases and resources for individuals, as well as opportunities for new positions and access to new information. position within an organizational structure matters, but formal position is only one of the factors that influence how people can attain position.
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