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Managemen Approaches
hawthorne
Illumination
What
social and psychology, drivers of worker behavior, productivity and motivity in workplace, beyond physical factors
How
effect of illumination on productivity- increase in illumination, increase in productivity, reduction in illumination, productivity improve, productivity decreased only when illumination brought to the level of moonlighting.
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Mass interview
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Finding
Object, people or events are carriers of social meanings
Personal preference, interest, desire, sentiment, social preference, social past and social interpersonal relations
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Social organization
To align individual values to organization values to fit perception of social status and expected social rewards
Relay
Change in working hours, Allowed to leave early and eliminating weekend working hours resulting in higher productivity
The number of rest was reduced to two of ten minutes each but in the morning, coffee or soup was served along with snacks, which lead to increased productivity
Conclusion
Reduced absenteeism, improved social cohesion, and increased morale driven by group dynamics
The emergence of an informal culture necessitated less direct supervision, as peer influence became the primary driver of productivity
Overall output improved due to a shift in workplace attitude, fostered by a heightened sense of belonging and organizational stability
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Findings
Personal preference, interest, derire, setiment, preference, social past and social interaction
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Social organization, alligning individual values with organization values to fit perception of social status and expected social rewards
Object, people or events are carrier of social meaning
Bank wiring
Findings
Fear of unemployment, fear of increase in output, desire to protect slow workers
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Conclusion
Money is less a factor in determining output than group standard, group attitiude and group security
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Max Weber
Buracracy
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Why
Nationality, Predictablility, impersonality, technical compateny and authority
How
Career Orientation
Managers are career professionals, not owners of units they manage.
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Impersonality
Uniform application of rules and controls, not according to personalities.
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