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Management Decision
Management Decision (2003) 41 (10): 968–978.
Published: 01 December 2003
... of the organization. We consider these factors, time and development, to be components of the efficiency of the decision making process. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Leadership Decision making Teambuilding Decision trees Management development Delegation In a recent article Professor Paul Nutt (2002...
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Management Decision
Management Decision (1993) 31 (1)
Published: 01 January 1993
...Tom McConalogue Argues that real delegation and empowerment are skills which have to be learned. In the present turbulent environment, managers have to learn to push decision making downwards, say “no” to the unreasonable demands of colleagues and their boss and spend less time on trivial, day...
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Management Decision
Management Decision (1991) 29 (5)
Published: 01 May 1991
...Matthew W. Hind Effective delegation often fails, due to a misunderstanding about the difference between responsibility and accountability. Added to this many of the key management processes actively discourage delegation,causing internal conflict and resulting in inefficient and ineffective...
