The Impact of Organizational Culture on Project Success Rates in Construction Firms

This research paper discusses how organizational culture influences the rate of success of a project in construction companies with emphasis on exploring how cultural influences determine the success of a project. Using a mixed-methodology strategy, the study examines the case study of well-known construction projects, with the integration of qualitative data on interviews and surveys with quantitative performance indicators. The main results indicate that organizational culture, a positive culture with a strong leader, good communication, and teamwork contributes greatly to the success of the project, which results in the improved cost control, timely delivery, and quality. By contrast, a disjunctive or misaligned culture may result in delays, cost overruns and reduced quality. The study also emphasizes that the organizational culture should be developed to enhance the project management processes. The research will be useful to construction companies that need to enhance the performance of their projects by adapting their organizational culture to the best practices in project management. The results highlight the significance of cultural change as one of the strategic elements of successful projects in construction sector.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17811271
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Construction Project Management and Performance
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The Impact of Organizational Culture on Project Success Rates in Construction Firms

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Construction Project Management and Performance
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The Impact of Organizational Culture on Project Success Rates in Construction Firms

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Abstract

This research paper discusses how organizational culture influences the rate of success of a project in construction companies with emphasis on exploring how cultural influences determine the success of a project. Using a mixed-methodology strategy, the study examines the case study of well-known construction projects, with the integration of qualitative data on interviews and surveys with quantitative performance indicators. The main results indicate that organizational culture, a positive culture with a strong leader, good communication, and teamwork contributes greatly to the success of the project, which results in the improved cost control, timely delivery, and quality. By contrast, a disjunctive or misaligned culture may result in delays, cost overruns and reduced quality. The study also emphasizes that the organizational culture should be developed to enhance the project management processes. The research will be useful to construction companies that need to enhance the performance of their projects by adapting their organizational culture to the best practices in project management. The results highlight the significance of cultural change as one of the strategic elements of successful projects in construction sector.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Small Business Administration (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 34%
Construction Project Management and Performance
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