Organizations in Action Social Science Bases of Administrative Theory¶
James D. Thompson, i. (1967). Organizations in Action Social Science Bases of Administrative Theory. mutual adjustment.
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- Coordination Meeting Cadence
- This is coordination by mutual adjustment in the classic sense — the mode reserved for exactly the reciprocal interdependence that standardization and plan cannot absorb.
This sourceA standing coordination meeting is the everyday instantiation of mutual adjustment — reserved, on Thompson's logic, for the tightly coupled work the cheaper modes cannot carry.
- This is coordination by mutual adjustment in the classic sense — the mode reserved for exactly the reciprocal interdependence that standardization and plan cannot absorb.
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