Thompson moved one last time in 1968 to teach at the Department of Sociology at Vanderbilt University. He was diagnosed with cancer in 1972 and died September 11, 1973.
James D. Thompson's Typology of Decision Making:
Where both preferences and cause/effect relations are clear, decision making is "computational". These decisions are often short term and information about the decision is fairly unambiguous.
Where outcome preferences are clear, but cause/effect relations are uncertain, Thompson suggest that "judgment" takes over and you make your best educated guess. These decisions are based on prior experience and are often qualitative in nature.
When the situation is reversed, and preferences are uncertain, then you rely on compromise between different groups. Political coalitions may be built which rely on negotiating and bargaining.
When neither preferences nor cause/effect relations are clear, then you rely on "inspirational" leadership. This is where the charismatic leader may step in and this type of decision often takes place in times of crisis.Administrative Science Center at the University of Pittsburgh. In 1967, he published Organizations in Action: Social Science Bases of Administrative Theory, one of the most influential books on organizations.
 
Thompson moved one last time in 1968 to teach at the Department of Sociology at Vanderbilt University.  He was diagnosed with cancer in 1972 and died September 11, 1973.
James D. Thompson's Typology of Decision Making:
Where both preferences and cause/effect relations are clear, decision making is "computational". These decisions are often short term and information about the decision is fairly unambiguous.
Where outcome preferences are clear, but cause/effect relations are uncertain, Thompson suggest that "judgment" takes over and you make your best educated guess.  These decisions are based on prior experience and are often qualitative in nature.
When the situation is reversed, and preferences are uncertain, then you rely on compromise between different groups.  Political coalitions may be built which rely on negotiating and bargaining.
When neither preferences nor cause/effect relations are clear, then you rely on "inspirational" leadership.  This is where the charismatic leader may step in and this type of decision often takes place in times of crisis.การบริหารศูนย์วิทยาศาสตร์ที่มหาวิทยาลัยพิตส์เบิร์ก ใน 1967 เขาเผยแพร่องค์กรในการดำเนินการ : วิทยาศาสตร์สังคมฐานของทฤษฎีการบริหาร , หนึ่งในหนังสือที่มีอิทธิพลมากที่สุดในองค์กร
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