W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne make clear the importance of fair process in a cooperation between executives (managers included) and the laborers in a cooperation. The main point of this article is to talk about a main conversational void experienced across cooperation today. The idea is many managers make unclear the overall goals in a cooperation causing the laborers to loose confidence and trust in their managers, drastically declining productivity. Using a fair process the company is able to take care of the conversational void bringing laborers online with the cooperation's overall goals even if they disagree with the projected outcome.
Fair Process: Managing in the Knowledge Economy
Original Source:
Harvard Business Review
Published:
January 01, 2003
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