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What is the attraction, selection, attrition model of organizational culture
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Well, this model says that organizational cultures develop and perpetuate itself based upon the attraction, selection, and attrition of individuals within the organization
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So first, attraction. That is, if an organization has a given culture, this tends to be represented
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to those in the public outsiders who seek to join the company. They become familiar with the culture
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they're attracted to it, and they apply to be employees. Now, this is not true for everyone
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but certainly some of the employees gravitate towards the company because they fit with the given or existing culture of the organization
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Then you have selection. That is, individuals within the organization tend to have a common culture
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and they look for individuals who will fit within that culture. That is, they'll fit not only the requirements of the job to be done
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but also fit with the organizational culture. culture that's already present. And then lastly, attrition. Employees who do not fit well in the
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given culture for any given reason generally will seek an organization where they do fit with the
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culture, so they'll leave either voluntarily or involuntarily if their lack of fit causes them to
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not perform well or to otherwise go against the given culture. But that said, the attraction
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selection attrition model of culture shows how once a culture is in place, how it perpetuates itself, and sometimes even strengthens itself over time