Specifically, the politics of managerial self-preservation.
Loomingly tall and ramrod-backed, he looks the epitome of managerial self-control.
It is hard to endure as Ms. Beals tough-talks her way to the appearance of managerial self-confidence and harder still to bear witness to a Chicago accent she can neither master nor even momentarily sustain.
Managerial self-dealing was a thing of the past: "With the power of decision goes opportunity for making money.... Were everyone to seek to do so... the corporation would be a chaos of competitive avarice.
If independent AC members are expected to curb managerial self-interested actions in the issuance of financial information, these AC members should be in a powerful position, both in terms of independence from the managerial team and in terms of knowledge and skills to accomplish such task.
Safety culture surveys summarise staff perceptions on teamwork climate, safety climate, managerial support, self assurance, staffing and work environment factors.
Each of managerial hedging and self-esteem concerns added to an otherwise standard agency model increases the equilibrium pay-performance sensitivity.
This leads to logically propose six models of model implementation: the technocratic model, the political model, the managerial model, the self-learning model, the conquest model and the experimental model.
To begin with, in the German medical profession, managerial and professional self-governing procedures are increasingly combined [ 21].
> Closer examination of managerial responses to self-identified critical incidents also allowed further insight into the differences in practice between these two groups of managers.
Across our case studies, a general trend towards mixed forms of governing and more integrated modes of managerial and professional self-governing controls are confirmed and add further evidence to the scholarly debate over changing hospital governance [ 1].
