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... effective . Permissive , people - oriented leadership was most effective for group situations of moderate favourableness to the leader . In this way group effectiveness was determined by leadership style and the degree of favourableness ...
... effective . Permissive , people - oriented leadership was most effective for group situations of moderate favourableness to the leader . In this way group effectiveness was determined by leadership style and the degree of favourableness ...
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... effective ways of achieving its goals . Formal authority ( management ) is designed to preserve the ' correct ' ways ... effective means to achieve relevant goals . Thus , if effective means are suggested by informal authority ...
... effective ways of achieving its goals . Formal authority ( management ) is designed to preserve the ' correct ' ways ... effective means to achieve relevant goals . Thus , if effective means are suggested by informal authority ...
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... effective organisations exhibit the degree of differen- tiation and integration demanded by the environment . In their words , ' the state of differentiation in the effective organisation is consistent with the diversity of the parts of ...
... effective organisations exhibit the degree of differen- tiation and integration demanded by the environment . In their words , ' the state of differentiation in the effective organisation is consistent with the diversity of the parts of ...
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Approaches to the study of organisations | 3 |
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Occupational stress and work effectiveness | 191 |
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