Culture and the Implementation Process of Strategic Decisions in Jordan

  • Shannak R
  • Obeidat B
  • Masadeh R
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Abstract

This paper studies the nature of the implementation process of strategic decisions within three banks in Jordan. To gain a better view of the implementation process, a qualitative research was carried out. Interviews, observations, and documentation research were used in order to collect the primary data of this study. It is believed that culture might have an effect on the way strategic decisions are implemented in organizations. Having reviewed the extant literature, it was found that four factors may be used to explain the nature of this process

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Shannak, R. O., Obeidat, B. Y., & Masadeh, R. M. (2012). Culture and the Implementation Process of Strategic Decisions in Jordan. Journal of Management Research, 4(4). https://doi.org/10.5296/jmr.v4i4.2160

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