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The insight that leadership, authority, and hierarchy perform useful functions is as true today as it was in the days of important organization and management thinkers…
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135 |
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In a well-coordinated project or organization, every part of the plan comes together.
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151 |
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…hierarchy is by no means a panacea for every problem that an organization faces. Still, it is there for a reason: it helps get activities coordinated and people cooperating.
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161 |
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…there are no universally ‘best’ solutions to organizational problems, only trade-offs that depend on the contingencies facing the company.
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237 |
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The larger and more complex the organization, the greater the likelihood of conflict.
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