The document summarizes three classical management theories:
1) Classical management theory focused on scientific analysis of work processes, strict control of employees through task specialization within a hierarchical pyramid structure.
2) Bureaucratic theory recognized workers' social needs and emphasized teamwork, consultation with employees, and participative leadership.
3) Contingency theory stresses flexibility and adapting the organizational structure and leadership style to changing business requirements.
The document summarizes three classical management theories:
1) Classical management theory focused on scientific analysis of work processes, strict control of employees through task specialization within a hierarchical pyramid structure.
2) Bureaucratic theory recognized workers' social needs and emphasized teamwork, consultation with employees, and participative leadership.
3) Contingency theory stresses flexibility and adapting the organizational structure and leadership style to changing business requirements.
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The document summarizes three classical management theories:
1) Classical management theory focused on scientific analysis of work processes, strict control of employees through task specialization within a hierarchical pyramid structure.
2) Bureaucratic theory recognized workers' social needs and emphasized teamwork, consultation with employees, and participative leadership.
3) Contingency theory stresses flexibility and adapting the organizational structure and leadership style to changing business requirements.
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Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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