1987
DOI: 10.1177/105256298701100205
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Expert Knowledge in Management

Abstract: A common complaint of practicing managers is that the body of knowledge developed through management research and taught in colleges of business is difficult to apply, or even irrelevant to their work (Anonymous). For example, a recent study by Brown, Shreve, and Turk (1984) indicated that current theories of organizational structure have limited usefulness for management practitioners because the creators lacked work experience, and the theories were not written for practitioners. More specifically, poor oper… Show more

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