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Top managers' improvisational decision-making in crisis: a paradox perspective
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2020) 58 (10): 2235–2256.
Published: 26 November 2020
...Pooya Tabesh; Dusya M. Vera Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe how top management teams' expertise in comprehensive and intuitive decision-making contributes to effective improvisational decision-making in times of crisis. Also, improvisational decision-making, as a means...
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Untangling self-reinforcing processes in managerial decision making. Co-evolving heuristics?
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2014) 52 (5): 934–949.
Published: 10 June 2014
... philosophy of organizational change. In particular, the co-evolutionary approach to organizational change, with a focus on CEOs, and/or top management teams (TMT), is adopted. Findings – As its core contribution, the paper proposes that self-reinforcing processes in the CEOs/TMTs’ decision making can...
