Instrumental and institutional organisation perspective
From an instrumental organisation perspective individual freedom (goals, preferences, emotions etc.) is seen as a problem, why and how can managers best deal with it? From an institutional organisation perspective managerial rationalisation is seen as a problem, why an how can managers best deal with it?What do you guys think?
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