Complex Organizations: A Critical Essay |
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That is to say , it involves the manager or official who knows less about things
than the people that work for him or her yet who exercises authority over them .
Virtually every discussion of bureaucracy mentions this point . It is an attractive ...
That is to say , it involves the manager or official who knows less about things
than the people that work for him or her yet who exercises authority over them .
Virtually every discussion of bureaucracy mentions this point . It is an attractive ...
第 112 頁
In the League of Women Voters , a similar but far less marked pattern was found ;
the president and the board of directors had similar levels of influence , the
membership somewhat less . Thus the measure is sensitive to differences in ...
In the League of Women Voters , a similar but far less marked pattern was found ;
the president and the board of directors had similar levels of influence , the
membership somewhat less . Thus the measure is sensitive to differences in ...
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She has less incentive to work hard and more to shirk , or even steal . Reflecting
the incentives problem , ACE may develop an elaborate bonus plan based in part
on the performance of Ms . Radoe ' s division and in part on the performance of ...
She has less incentive to work hard and more to shirk , or even steal . Reflecting
the incentives problem , ACE may develop an elaborate bonus plan based in part
on the performance of Ms . Radoe ' s division and in part on the performance of ...
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WHY BUREAUCRACY? | 1 |
MANAGERIAL IDEOLOGIES AND THE ORIGINS OF | 49 |
THE HUMAN RELATIONS MODEL | 79 |
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