board. The key purpose is not to build on making a quality product that only sells and generates money for the owners but rather‚ focus to add value to customers and society. Toyota leaders‚ possess both a charismatic and instrumental style (Nadler & Tushman)‚ which has genuinely led its associates to grow and learn‚ to invest in long-term technologies and create lasting customer satisfaction with the goal of getting repeated business for life. C. DEVELOPING TEAMS FOR PROBLEM SOLVING Toyota
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INTRODUCTION The aim of this paper is to discuss the relevance of fit between HR strategy and Business strategy. Concept of ‘fit’ in strategic HRM Nadler and Tushman (1980) defined congruence or fit as "the degree to which the needs demands‚ goals‚ objectives and/or structure of one component are consistent with the needs‚ demands‚ goals‚ objectives‚ and/or structure of another component” (as cited in Boon‚ 2008). Fit between HR Strategy and business strategy According to U.S. Office of Personnel
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maximized when a firm achieves an alignment or “fit” between a firm’s external environment‚ its internal factors and its strategy has been well established in the literature (Burns & Stalker 1967; Lawrence & Lorsch 1967; Keats & Hitt‚ 1988). Nadler and Tushman (1979) theorized that the greater the total degree of congruence or fit between the various components‚ the more effective will be the organization‚ leading to higher levels of goal attainment‚ utilization of resources‚ and adaptation. Need
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MASTER THESIS AMBIDEXTERITY AND PERFORMANCE AT BUSINESS UNIT LEVEL: A COGNITIVE AND RELATIONAL SOCIAL CAPITAL PERSPECTIVE MAARTEN VAN BRUSSEL Exam number: XXX Program: MSc in Business Administration - Strategic Management RSM Erasmus University Tel: XXX e-mail: mlmvanbrussel@XXX Master Thesis Coach: Raymond van Wijk RSM Erasmus University First Co-reader: Michaéla Schippers RSM Erasmus University March 2009 PREFACE Declarations The author declares that the text and work presented
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thought—and it continues to change in response to the dynamic environment and proliferating corporate cultures in which today’s businesses operate. "The task of getting organizations to function effectively is a difficult one‚" wrote David A. Nadler and Michael L. Tushman in Hackman‚ Lawler‚ and Porter’s Perspectives on Behaviors in Organizations. "Understanding one individual’s behavior is a challenging problem in and of itself. A group‚ made up of different individuals and multiple relationships among
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