Friday, February 5, 2016

Introduction to organizational theory

According to Shaw and Costanzo – A theory permits us to handle large amounts of empirical data with relatively few propositions.
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According to Joe Kelly – An organizational theory is not a theory in the narrow physical science sense but rather represents theory on  the grand scale which suggests a perspective for looking a organizations.

Characteristics of Classical theory

  • Division of labor
  • Annual process
  • Organizational structure
  • Formality
  • Centralization
  • Permanent
  • Rationalistic legislative
  • Machine and its components
  • Formal relationship
  • Control

Assumption of Classical Theory

  • Centralization
  • Machine and its equipment
  • Concept about men
  • Basic flow
  • Division of labor
  • Logical manager
  • Permanent frame
  • Universal
  • Formalities

Limitations of Classical theory

  • Inexistence in assumptions
  • Centralization authority
  • Limitations of applying
  • Bureaucratic behavior
  • Neglect human factors
  • Lack of co-ordination
  • Decrease of creativity
  • Human consider as a machine

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