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The question that is being asked for this paper is a very interesting, but also controversial or even complex question. As elementary as this question may sound, when you dissect it and break it down there are many different ways this question can be answered. The fact that there are ten football players on a bus can be broken down and viewed in numerous ways. I feel that the best way to start looking at this is to look at the definitions and or meanings of a few words or phrases. I feel that the word Organization can have a wide spread of meanings or uses to different people. The text book states that "organizations hinge on three important issues: structure, purpose, activity" (Stojkovic,Kalinich,Klofas).When breaking down those three issues in to there separate forms you open up a large amount of different opinions. In the next few paragraphs I would like to explain my personal views on whether the ten football players on a bus are considered an organization.The ten football players are all on the same bus together sitting within the same retaining walls. At first I began to view this part of the question as fact th
After looking over my journal articles and browsing my text book for possible reasons to believe that an organization is present amongst the player's, I feel that the only possible answer to this question is no, they do not form an organization. This is only one of many ways to view this question. I think that is one of the key parts in how I felt about my decision. at they are all together and all one team. Last but not least is there activity. The ten football players their purpose is to win the game and bring a trophy or even pride back to the school or community. In conclusion I feel that there is a lack of empirical evidence to convince me that the ten football players are an organization in any way. You don't know that maybe each individual player wasn't picked up at their house. It's like a faculty at a university, their purpose is to further the education of the students. Nothing there saying that they are the IUP Indiana's or the North Star High School Cougars. ) I very much agree with what is said in the article I have chosen. No where in the instructions for this paper does it mention that there is a coach and his team is on the bus. There must be someone there that has power or authority over the remainder of the team or organization. In my eyes to form an organization you must be all together as one. Actually there is no evidence that they are from the same state or even country.
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