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(C) 1975- 2016 Adizes Institute
Based on books of Dr. Ichak Adizes : Mastering Change,
Managing Corporate Lifecycles, The Ideal Executive,
Management & Mismanagement Styles, Leading the Leaders,
all published by The Adizes Institute, Santa Barbara, California
www.adizes.com
(C) 1975- 2016 Adizes Institute
EFFECTIVENESS SHORT RUN
Producing results Providing the
results for which the organization exists, satisfying
clients needs
(C) 1975- 2016 Adizes Institute
EFFICIENCY
SHORT RUN
Administration Systematizing, routinizing and
programming what will be done; clarifying when, where and by whom, so that there is an efficient
system
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EFFECTIVENESS
LONG RUN Entrepreneurship
Inducing an organization to
change and adapt to new threats
and opportunities
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EFFICIENCY
LONG RUN
Integration Ensuring that no one in the
organization is indispensable, creating a climate of cooperation,
moving the organization from a mechanistic, to an organic
way of thinking and operating
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Producing results effectiveness Administration efficiency Entrepreneurship effectiveness Integration efficiency
long run
short run
ROLES OF MANAGEMENT
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INCOMPATIBILITY OF ROLES
P wants results irrespective of the method. A wants to follow methods irrespective of results.
P wants short-term results. E wants long-term results.
P acts alone. I acts only on consensus. P will step on peoples' feelings to get results. I thinks this will destroy the team.
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A wants control. E wants freedom.
A needs to be right. For I, right or wrong depends on group consensus.
E takes center-stage. I wants everybody to have equal time. E likes to be the center of attention, to be appreciated. I is very good at showing appreciation.
INCOMPATIBILITY OF ROLES
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