Informal Group in organization
what are the disadvantages of informal group
it is the informal form of communication in the organisation. informal communication is the social relationship between the employees of the organisation. it exist within the formal structure of the organisation. in informal org. employees share their feelings, grievances etc. by doing so the get a social and personal satisfaction which increases job satisfation. it possess both merits and demerits for the org. but then it is inevitable and essentiol form of communication amongst the employees. -puja syal (u can join me on facebook... syal.puja@gmail.com)
An informal group is a group that has no written rules controlling the behavior of their members.
an informal group is a group which does not exist long and a group that does not have much rules it is also a group where people chose leaders on the spot
it is an informal group
An informal group typically refers to an informal work group. Informal work groups are typically created within companies so that workers have a common ground with employers, and can feel comfortable bringing up issues.
examples of a formal groups are departments, divisions, task force, project groups, quality circles, committees, and board of directors. For informal groups it can be a group of a employees who band together to seek union.
Communications between employees which do not require documentation.
An example of a informail group is a gang.
A formal group is a group that has organization, structure, officers, and regular meetings. An informal group is more relaxed and more of a social gathering.
An example of an informal organization at work is a group of employees who regularly gather for lunch and share ideas or support each other outside of formal meetings. This group may form connections that enhance collaboration and communication, despite not being part of the official organizational structure. Such informal networks can influence workplace culture and facilitate the flow of information, often playing a crucial role in employee morale and engagement.