Lecture One Chapter One The Role of Communication in Contemporary Organizations
CLASSIC MANAGEMENT THEORY Ancient and Medieval - Commerce/Written Records Scientific Knowledge - One Way/ Rules (Taylor, Gilbreth, Emerson Administrative - Authority/Discipline (Fayol, Weber) Human Relations Theory-Listening /Relationships (Follett, Mayo, Carnegie) Behavior - Complexity of human interaction (McGregor, Maslow,Weick) Empowerment- Distribution of Power Contingency-jobs, organizations, people
Six of Fayol’s Principles Division of Work Authority Discipline Unity of Command Subordination of Individual Interests Scalar Chain
CONTEMPORARY DYNAMICS DIVERSITY GENDER CULTURE AGE EDUCATION COMPETITION/ Quality STRESS ETHICS
JOHN NAISBITT’S TRENDS INFORMATION SOCIETY DECENTRALIZED STRUCTURES PARTICIPATIVE GOVERNANCE NETWORKS REPLACING HIERARCHIES