Which approach recognises that there is no optimal organisational design?
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Since the options are not given, I am giving a general answer.
The correct answer should be - The Contingency model.
The contingency approach to organizational design believes that the organizations are systems that are open and in an complex environment which is a mix of the hierarchy, centralization, flexibility, and unique working teams. Therefore, they cannot have an optimal design.
The correct answer should be - The Contingency model.
The contingency approach to organizational design believes that the organizations are systems that are open and in an complex environment which is a mix of the hierarchy, centralization, flexibility, and unique working teams. Therefore, they cannot have an optimal design.
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The contingency approach recognizes that there is no optimal organizational design.
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- Contingency approach is a management concept which entails that the right form of management depends on the situation.
- The theory states that for managing a situation it is not right to adopt a method that is rigid and inflexible that would be ineffective and not work in the long run.
- The managers who adopt the contingency approach understand the situation and adapt their style of managing according to the situation and they make sure that it works effectively.
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