We explain what the organizational climate is, what are its main characteristics and the advantages of a good work environment.
Organizational climate is called the emotions and motivations corresponding to a group or all the members of a company (employees with and without hierarchical rank). For this reason it is considered that the work environment (or organizational) is the pillar of any organization .
The organizational climate of a company is subject to constant changes since it is influenced by psychosocial, organizational and labor variables that affect business productivity. These variables can be external (depending on the economic, political and social context at the national or global level) or internal (affected by regulations, characteristics or internal modifications of the company).
The organizational or work climate is determined by a physical space common to all the members of a company.
This environment is determined by the people among themselves of the same or other departments within the company.
All these members have in common that they share the same organizational structure , management style, formality, work and rest hours , leisure rooms, etc.
Within an expected work environment , an attempt is made to promote a type of communication based on trust , empathy, good treatment, cordial dialogue, mutual respect and diplomacy in order to promote productivity and generate an environment suitable to provide greater profits to the company.
The leader (s) must commit to creating a pleasant and enjoyable work environment so that each of the members feels motivated and encourages them to meet the organization's objectives .
The sense of belonging or identity fosters feelings of togetherness and produces the feeling not only of participating in the group but of belonging to it.
Training is mostly part of the motivation of the members of the organization , and therefore part of the organizational climate. The objective is not only to motivate them but to train them in different areas in order to enrich their cultural capital.
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