Complex Organizations: A Critical Essay |
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The first is concerned with morale, leadership, and productivity. The second,
more sophisticated, branch is concerned with the structuring of groups, and it
builds on the premises of the first but applies them to the organization as a whole.
The first is concerned with morale, leadership, and productivity. The second,
more sophisticated, branch is concerned with the structuring of groups, and it
builds on the premises of the first but applies them to the organization as a whole.
第 112 頁
Miles implies that one of the reasons it was not possible to clearly establish that
high morale led to high productivity is that the relationship often goes in the
opposite direction. High morale may be due to high productivity, rather than the ...
Miles implies that one of the reasons it was not possible to clearly establish that
high morale led to high productivity is that the relationship often goes in the
opposite direction. High morale may be due to high productivity, rather than the ...
第 153 頁
morale is an indicator of one aspect of organizational effectiveness. But these
morale studies ask how satisfied people are with their jobs, supervisors, career
prospects, working conditions, and pay. It goes unremarked and unnoticed that
the ...
morale is an indicator of one aspect of organizational effectiveness. But these
morale studies ask how satisfied people are with their jobs, supervisors, career
prospects, working conditions, and pay. It goes unremarked and unnoticed that
the ...
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WHY BUREAUCRACY? | 1 |
THE INSTITUTIONAL SCHOOL | 7 |
MANAGERIAL IDEOLOGIES AND THE ORIGINS | 58 |
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