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Organisational Behaviour case study..., in L.L. Cummings and B.L. Staw (eds.) Research in organizational behavior, vol.19, Greenwich, CT: JAI press, PP. 60-62.
7. Mullern, T. (2000), The team based structure ion the business process: the case of Saab Training systems in A. Pettigrew and E. Fenton (eds.) the innovating organization, sage, chapter8.
8. Rogers, L.E. (1989), Interaction patterns in organic and mechanistic systems arcading of management journal, Dec, PP.77-82.
9. Vroom, V. H. (1964), Work & Motivation, New York, John Wiley.... Hands Question no An organizational structure defines how jobs, tasks are formally divided, grouped and coordinated. These are six key elements that managers need address when they design their organization's structure. These are work...
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