Management Essay

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Instead, the future of management theory appears to embrace increasing ambiguity, a reflection perhaps of the demand in the real world for managers who are working with abstract ideas more frequently, and who are dealing with more environmental uncertainty. The idea of the learning organization represents an embrace of ambiguity, but management theory will go further in the future, and will always seek to strike a balance between the rigid and the scientific and the oblique and amorphous, because in practice managers must deal with both and find ways to reconcile both in their actions and duties.

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Essay on Management There Are a Number Assignment

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