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Designing Effective Organizations

The Sociotechnical Systems Perspective

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  • 224 páginas
  • 8 horas de lectura

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Many organizational designs are possible, and some are better than others. An effective organization produces excellent results by any standard measure while enhancing the energy and commitment of its members. In the past 40 years, sociotechnical organizational development has proven more successful than any other system in improving bottom-line organizational effectiveness while also paying attention to human values. This book brings together information found scattered throughout the literature and in unpublished documents. Presenting a coherent, jargon-free account of successful sociotechnical design of organizations, it addresses the often difficult prospect of organizational change and presents numerous real-life examples.

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Designing Effective Organizations, William A. Pasmore

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Título
Designing Effective Organizations
Subtítulo
The Sociotechnical Systems Perspective
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Wiley
Publicado en
1988
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
224
ISBN10
0471887854
ISBN13
9780471887850
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Descripción
Many organizational designs are possible, and some are better than others. An effective organization produces excellent results by any standard measure while enhancing the energy and commitment of its members. In the past 40 years, sociotechnical organizational development has proven more successful than any other system in improving bottom-line organizational effectiveness while also paying attention to human values. This book brings together information found scattered throughout the literature and in unpublished documents. Presenting a coherent, jargon-free account of successful sociotechnical design of organizations, it addresses the often difficult prospect of organizational change and presents numerous real-life examples.