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Views of Performance
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James F. Pestaner, Jr.

Views of Performance – Page 2 of 61
http://www.pestaner.com
Site of James F. Pestaner, Jr.
Last Edited 3/9/2006 8:29 PM
File Name: Views of Performance s.doc
Overview
Organizations are a unique social form due to its foundation in intent, "they
get things done" (Scott, 2003). Customers are the focus of planning, production,
and placement of goods and services. Owners provide the catalytic energy
behind the focus attempting to operate within and if possible control the
environment that berthed the organization. The Western design of organizations
is dominated by the objectives of owners that struggle to align with the objectives
of a chosen management and staff labor system through the control of
resources, law, and a division of labor. The characteristics......

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