Cultural Assumptions Productivity And Innovation Understanding the United Sta
Cultural Assumptions Productivity And Innovation Understanding the United Sta
Edwin C Nevis
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A more fruitful approach will be to make greater use of relatively autonomous groups or small social units as the focal point for producing changes. This would directly attack issues of the belonging level at a manageable system size. Both self-fulfillment through individual expression and identification with personally meaningful social processes are satisfied this way, as is the desire for deeper or more generous relationships with relatively few people. This proposal will run counter to the ...mistrust of group decision-making among American managers. However, this mistrust has been in reaction to pressures for consen- sus which emphasizes the sharing of power and authority. If we can shift the focus somewhat, away from pressures for shared responsibility to a more prag- matic approach to sharing of information in the service of better problems solving, we may be able to support newer models for group action in the U. S. Schein (1981) has suggested that for groups to be more palatable in the U.
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