Organizational Structure and Culture: The Devil Wears Prada and Up In the Air

In order to allow people to assess and identify different business structures, he / she must know the meaning and standards that make up the structure. Because the world is full of technology and new structure, corporate culture, and new way of operating the company, various businesses are managed in various ways. We analyze the business scenario using "Aerial Movie" and "Prada Wear Prada" movies to fully understand the organizational structure and culture concept in the movie.

"Devilware Prada" was adapted in 2006 by Lauren Weissberg's novel of the same name. This is a story about a girl named Andrea Sachs who wants to become a real reporter. For her wish, she chose to be an editor of Miranda, an editor of a runway fashion magazine. From there, she must overcome all the challenges of this work and the temptation of luxury living. In particular, this movie also impressively mentioned about the organization culture theory of Runway Fashion Magazine. II. In the cultural aspect of the runway fashion magazine company, "The devil is wearing Prada." Fundamental, fundamental assumption

The Devil Wears Prada from Lauren Weisberger will explore the self hate that can endure sy geek. Everyone working at Fashion magazine Runway expressed dissatisfaction with his abusive editor Miranda Priestly. This novel reveals the aesthetic world surrounding Miranda to humor and Miranda calls for a cruelly forced expression of annoying expression. Runway staff, fashion designers, and restaurant owners were all in front of the devil Miranda. Here, "devil" seems to be punished only for those who are willing to discount themselves for the acquisition of sky or pursuit of success. Humiliation of the hero is a misleading self-ineffective act.

Please call all fans of Prada Devil: follow up book is here, it will not be disappointed. Then the novel immediately picked up where Prada left - only this book focused on another assistant to Emily, Miranda Priestly (in the movie, she was played by Emily Brandt) . Emily went from New York to Greenwich, Connecticut, where he served as an "image consultant" for supermodels and senator wives. Weisberger like New York is good at opening Greenwich's grits, social customs, hypocrisy.