The workers were obviously proud of their organization and believed NYU to be the best place to work, which is something that often stated. There was a clear sense of love and affection on the part of the staff for the organization, which to me indicated that the organizational culture was succeeded in effecting high morale among the staff and was meeting its objectives (if it was not, staff members would have been less effusive in their praise of BYU).
Everyone seemed to wear the NYU logo everywhere I looked, which gave a real feeling of solidarity, uniformity, and team spirit. People looked like they were proud and happy to be part of the organizational culture and wanted to show their support by wearing clothing that promoted the school and center's identity via the logo. Other places of employment would no doubt love to have the kind of devotion and support from workers that Langone had.
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