Learning to be a Manager, Observing Others.0400009155273px; orphans: auto; text-align: left; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; white-space: normal; widows: auto; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);”>Pick two organizations that you interact with frequently (as an employee or as a customer) and assess their culture by looking at the following aspects:Physical design(buildings, furnishings, parking lot, office or store design)Where are they located and why? Where do customers and employees park? What does the office/store layout look like? What activities are encouraged or discouraged by the physical layout? What do these things say about what the organization values?Symbols(logos, dress codes, slogans, philosophy statements)What values are highlighted? Where are logos displayed? Whose needs are emphasized? What concepts are emphasized? What actions are prohibited? What actions are encouraged? Are any artifacts prominently displayed? What do those artifacts symbolize? What do these things say about what the organization values?Words(stories, language, job titles)What stories are repeated? How are employees addressed? What do job titles say about the organization? Are jokes/anecdotes used in conversation? What do these things say about what the organization values?Policies and activities(rituals, ceremonies, financial rewards, policies for how customers or employees are treated)(Note: You may be able to assess this one only if youre an employee or know the organization well.) What activities are rewarded? Ignored? What kinds of people succeed? Fail? What rituals are important? Why? What events get commemorated? Why? What do these things say about what the organization values?Do this work using Microsoft Word. When completed, attach your document to this assignment and click submit.Physical design(buildings, furnishings, parking lot, office or store design)Where are they located and why? Where do customers and employees park? What does the office/store layout look like? What activities are encouraged or discouraged by the physical layout? What do these things say about what the organization values?Symbols(logos, dress codes, slogans, philosophy statements)What values are highlighted? Where are logos displayed? Whose needs are emphasized? What concepts are emphasized? What actions are prohibited? What actions are encouraged? Are any artifacts prominently displayed? What do those artifacts symbolize? What do these things say about what the organization values?Words(stories, language, job titles)What stories are repeated? How are employees addressed? What do job titles say about the organization? Are jokes/anecdotes used in conversation? What do these things say about what the organization values?Policies and activities(rituals, ceremonies, financial rewards, policies for how customers or employees are treated)(Note: You may be able to assess this one only if youre an employee or know the organization well.) What activities are rewarded? Ignored? What kinds of people succeed? Fail? What rituals are important? Why? What events get commemorated? Why? What do these things say about what the organization values?Do this work using Microsoft Word. When completed, attach your document to this assignment and click submit.