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Looks at the findings and recommendations of an Industrial Society ‘Managing Best Practice’ journal on empowerment and its implications for senior managers. Advocates that empowerment's key concepts are: giving the necessary authority responsibility and resources to those closest to the task; and to ensure there is a no blame culture, in which mistakes are seen as learning opportunities, rather than a reason to use command and control techniques. Discusses, also, self managed teams in the second part of this article — describing them as those which operate in a non‐hierarchical manner.
The Antidote – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1997
Keywords: Empowerment; Self‐managing teams; Employees; Management culture; Managers
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