Alfred Chandler, the renowned business historian, provided comprehensive descriptions of the rationales for the managerial tools needed to subvert/remediate such failings in the circumstance of big business companies as well as failed human commitments. Chandler's historic narrative identifies three different "faces" of bounded reliability-opportunism, benevolent choice reversal, and identity-established discordance-as the main drivers of dedication failure.
Adopting bounded dependability (BRel) as a micro-basis in management studies will increase the caliber and relevance of scholarly recommendations because the real-world difficulties confronting practicing supervisors are strongly mirrored by analysis of BRel challenges to improve managerial decision making and action.
PUBLICATION DATE: November 10, 2015 PRODUCT #: CMR609-HCB-ENG
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